Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust Global Exchange R&E Corporation · Savannah Development
Three main campaign sponsors
African Airways · Earthman Herbals · GlobeXpress™
Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.
Working together, our three main sponsors connect the Damongo invitation with heritage return journeys, holidays, relocation planning and two-way exchange between Africa and the wider world.
Individuals, families and organizations may request a coordinated travel, community-participation and logistics discussion. Migration and residency enquiries will be directed to the appropriate authorized channels.
35 individualized borough and regional country invitation drafts · 38 institutional targets · 30 published email addresses · Prepared 15 October 2026
Community partnership and registration contribution
The Savannah Development Projects are described as a community PPP—Public–Private Partnership: Global Exchange R&E Corporation is the private partner, participating members of the public are the public partners, and the partnership is in the development projects. This does not signify government contracting or sponsorship.
Project information is free to browse. Before joining or participating, a one-time US$10 registration contribution must be paid and confirmed. The contribution supports system hosting, maintenance and administrative support. Project-specific charges and approvals are separate.
Zion Trust Damongo City Estates invites public and private participation in a heritage-led city development
Proposed 10,000-acre city in Ghana brings country and diaspora heritage boroughs into a shared vision for homes, enterprise, culture and community development.
DAMONGO, GHANA — 15 October 2026. Global Exchange R&E Corporation, through the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, invites individuals, families, diaspora communities, businesses, developers, institutions and public-sector organizations to submit expressions of interest in Zion Trust Damongo City Estates.
The three main campaign sponsors are African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Their joint campaign brings together travel and vacation coordination, wellness and agricultural enterprise, and shipping and relocation-logistics enquiries. Its shared invitation is “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” The collaboration welcomes heritage return journeys and exchange from the world to Africa and from Africa to the wider world.
The proposed 10,000-acre city core outside Damongo town includes 25 country, city and community heritage borough themes. A revised country-labelled concept graph and proposed streets honouring historical, cultural and civil-rights figures are intended to make each area recognizable and connect the development with the heritage of its participating communities. New Kingston remains the shared central lake and park district.
The invitation welcomes prospective residents; residential and mixed-use developers; infrastructure and energy partners; retailers and hospitality operators; education and health providers; cultural organizations; NGOs; diaspora networks; and qualified public institutions. Participants may propose homes, businesses, community facilities, cultural and educational exchanges, technical services, development partnerships or separately documented agricultural participation.
Country ministries, diplomatic missions, cultural institutions and Pan-African organizations are invited to help identify appropriate community contacts, review heritage references and discuss practical participation. The country and community names are proposed cultural themes. No foreign-government, Indigenous Nation or institutional endorsement, sponsorship or naming consent is represented.
Applications and project proposals will be received for Trust and development-committee review. Initial expressions of interest are nonbinding. Surveyed land rights, planning, engineering, funding and definitive agreements will govern any eventual allocation and delivery. The invitation does not announce completed homes or infrastructure, reserve a parcel, or promise an investment return.
Interested participants should identify their organization or household, country or heritage area of interest, proposed role, indicative project scale, relevant experience and preferred discussion timetable.
Zion Trust Damongo City Estates is a proposed phased residential, commercial and community development in Ghana’s Savannah Region. The 10,000-acre city core is part of the sponsor-stated 31,360-acre estate planning envelope. The agricultural program and the separate 17-acre Damango Civic Center Square inside Damongo town have their own scopes. The country-naming initiative changes identification and outreach, without increasing acreage or assigning new building rights.
Project and media enquiries: Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust earthmanherbals@gmail.com · Temporary Savannah Development contact Paul Augustus Hay, Chairman & CEO, Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca
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Public announcement · Akwaaba — Welcome to Damongo City
Be part of shaping a proposed heritage-led community in Ghana. Zion Trust Damongo City Estates welcomes expressions of interest from households, diaspora groups, entrepreneurs, developers, investors, cultural organizations, NGOs and public institutions.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Explore country and community heritage boroughs; propose a home, business, cultural initiative, school, health service or development partnership; and help connect local employment with long-term community development. Participation is open across countries and backgrounds.
View the city concept and submit a nonbinding enquiry at https://globexworld.hatchable.site/damongo-city/business-plan/#respond, or contact earthmanherbals@gmail.com. Development remains subject to land verification, approvals, funding and signed agreements. Proposed names do not imply official endorsement.
Pan-African, Garvey, church and diaspora organizations
Added 87 research records covering foundations, UNIA divisions, Ethiopian World Federation offices and chapter leads, repatriation groups, African and Caribbean church networks, community associations and diaspora development bodies. The register includes 49 published email addresses and 40 records with phone numbers. Thirty-six additional chapter or historical-site leads require confirmation.
All 87 records are saved in DMC outreach research. The 49 published email contacts have also been imported into the DMC contact system. Sources, chapter affiliations, missing contacts and verification holds are retained; no messages were sent or new mailing permissions asserted.
Canadian Caribbean, African and smaller city publications
The Canadian media section now contains 24 publication records, including Share, The Caribbean Camera, AfroToronto, ByBlacks, Black Ottawa Scene, Montreal Community Contact, Diversity Magazine, Africanad, Excellence Magazine and smaller Toronto neighbourhood titles. Twenty-two are new to the combined register; existing Vision and Afri-CAN records were enriched rather than duplicated.
Twenty-one published email contacts were imported into DMC; 15 records include phone numbers. Legacy titles, domain discrepancies, placeholder contact pages and editorial submission restrictions are marked. Advertising desks are separate. No messages were sent.
The outreach register now covers every B01–B25 heritage borough, all ten Caribbean territorial extensions in this invitation pack and nine additional Caribbean markets. It includes 79 media outlets, 62 campus and education-referral offices, three diaspora alumni networks and a separate advertising desk. Of 145 records, 125 contain published email addresses; 20 require email verification or use contact routes.
Caribbean campus outreach now accompanies the African operating-region contacts. Dedicated routes also cover Six Nations of the Grand River, Navajo Nation, Cherokee Nation, Toronto, New York, Miami and France. Shared regional desks and education referrals are identified explicitly.
All new contacts are unsent. Future-copy preferences are proposed; no automatic distribution is active. Institutions are asked to forward student announcements through approved channels. No community endorsement or confirmed vacancy is implied.
Ghana royal and traditional-authority communication list
Research register covering the seven historical Gonja divisions, Jakpa Palace and related offices, all 16 regional-house routes, and additional Ghanaian palaces and councils: 80 records with 16 published email leads of differing confidence. Missing, historical, referral-only and held contacts are identified. This is not yet a certified directory of every Ghanaian royal house.
The combined list contains the original 38 institutional targets plus 80 royal research records. Referral records and repeated routing addresses must be reviewed and deduplicated before sending. No outreach has been sent.
Institutional outreach register
Contacts researched 15 October 2026. “Published” means listed on the linked source, not mailbox-tested, consented to a newsletter or confirmed interested. Historical listings and general routing contacts are flagged. No messages have been sent. Blank emails are intentional: use the official contact route and obtain the correct desk. Letters address offices by role to avoid stale minister names.
Ref / country / borough
Institution and intended office
Email / route
Purpose and verification
ZT-001 Jamaica B01
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Permanent Secretary / Diaspora Affairs
Afro-Caribbean heritage and cultural exchange Published institutional email
Campaign sequence
Send each country or community its matching invitation and graph, using a targeted institutional introduction.
Ask general mailboxes to nominate the culture, diaspora or international-cooperation focal point; confirm older listings before use.
Record response, correct desk, language, requested documents and follow-up date; follow up after 7–10 business days where appropriate.
Offer a short online briefing and the business plan. Record expressed interest separately from endorsement or funding.
Use the public announcement for approved public channels. Keep newsletter subscription separate from official correspondence.
Country themes welcome all participants. Indigenous invitations seek representation guidance and naming consultation, without assuming affiliation or consent.
To: Permanent Secretary / Diaspora Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade; Executive Director, Jamaica Cultural Development Commission Subject: Invitation to discuss Jamaicaville (B01) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Jamaica’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Jamaicaville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B01 is identified with Jamaica in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, Nanny of the Maroons Avenue, Samuel Sharpe Road, Paul Bogle Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade: info@mfaft.gov.jm · Jamaica Cultural Development Commission: info@jcdc.gov.jm
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Barbados — Barbadosville
To: Permanent Secretary / Consular and Diaspora Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Subject: Invitation to discuss Barbadosville (B02) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Barbados’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Barbadosville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B02 is identified with Barbados in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Bussa Boulevard, Sarah Ann Gill Avenue, Samuel Jackman Prescod Road, Charles Duncan O'Neal Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade: barbados@foreign.gov.bb
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Trinidad and Tobago — Trinidadville / Tobagoville
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss Trinidadville / Tobagoville (B03) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Trinidadville / Tobagoville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B03 is identified with Trinidad and Tobago in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Eric Williams Boulevard, Tubal Uriah Butler Avenue, Audrey Jeffers Road, Claudia Jones Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs: website@foreign.gov.tt
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Bahamas — Bahamasville
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss Bahamasville (B04) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Bahamas’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Bahamasville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B04 is identified with Bahamas in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Lynden Pindling Boulevard, Randol Fawkes Avenue, Milo Butler Road, Doris Johnson Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: mofabahamas@bahamas.gov.bs
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Antigua and Barbuda — Antiguaville / Barbudaville
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss Antiguaville / Barbudaville (B05) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Antigua and Barbuda’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Antiguaville / Barbudaville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B05 is identified with Antigua and Barbuda in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes V C Bird Boulevard, Nellie Robinson Avenue, Prince Klaas Road, Antiguan Emancipation Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Belize — Belizeville
To: Chief Executive Officer, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss Belizeville (B06) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Belize’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Belizeville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B06 is identified with Belize in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes George Price Boulevard, Philip Goldson Avenue, Cleopatra White Road, Gwendolyn Lizarraga Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: belizemfa@btl.net
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Dominica — Dominicaville
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Business, Trade and Energy Subject: Invitation to discuss Dominicaville (B07) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Dominica’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Dominicaville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B07 is identified with Dominica in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Eugenia Charles Boulevard, E C Loblack Avenue, Phyllis Shand Allfrey Road, Jean Rhys Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Business, Trade and Energy: foreignaffairs@dominica.gov.dm
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Grenada — New Kingston (heritage: Grenadaville)
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss New Kingston (heritage: Grenadaville) (B08) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Grenada’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed New Kingston (heritage: Grenadaville) heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B08 is identified with Grenada in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes T A Marryshow Boulevard, Louise Little Avenue, Julien Fedon Road, Tubal Uriah Butler Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: foreignaffairs@gov.gd
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Guyana — Guyanaville
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Subject: Invitation to discuss Guyanaville (B09) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Guyana’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Guyanaville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B09 is identified with Guyana in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Cuffy Boulevard, Quamina Avenue, Walter Rodney Road, E R Braithwaite Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation: minfor@minfor.gov.gy
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Haiti — Haitiville
To: Ambassador / Cultural Affairs, Embassy of Haiti in Canada Subject: Invitation to discuss Haitiville (B10) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Haiti’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Haitiville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B10 is identified with Haiti in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Toussaint Louverture Boulevard, Jean-Jacques Dessalines Avenue, Henri Christophe Road, Catherine Flon Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Embassy of Haiti in Canada: info@ambassade-haiti.ca
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Montserrat — Montserratville
To: Permanent Secretary / Regional and Diaspora Affairs, Office of the Premier, Regional and Diaspora Affairs Unit Subject: Invitation to discuss Montserratville (B11) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Montserrat’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Montserratville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B11 is identified with Montserrat in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes William Henry Bramble Boulevard, John A Osborne Avenue, Alphonsus Arrow Cassell Road, George Irish Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Office of the Premier, Regional and Diaspora Affairs Unit: op@gov.ms
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Saint Kitts and Nevis — New Kingston (heritage: Saint Kittsville / Nevisville)
To: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss New Kingston (heritage: Saint Kittsville / Nevisville) (B12) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Saint Kitts and Nevis’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed New Kingston (heritage: Saint Kittsville / Nevisville) heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B12 is identified with Saint Kitts and Nevis in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Robert Bradshaw Boulevard, Paul Southwell Avenue, Joseph N France Road, Simeon Daniel Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: foreignaffairs@mofa.gov.kn
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Saint Lucia — New Kingston (heritage: Saint Luciaville)
To: Permanent Secretary / Diaspora Affairs, Department of External Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss New Kingston (heritage: Saint Luciaville) (B13) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Saint Lucia’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed New Kingston (heritage: Saint Luciaville) heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B13 is identified with Saint Lucia in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Derek Walcott Boulevard, Arthur Lewis Avenue, George Charles Road, John Compton Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Department of External Affairs: info@externalaffairs.gov.lc
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — New Kingston (heritage: Saint Vincentville)
To: Permanent Secretary / Diaspora Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Subject: Invitation to discuss New Kingston (heritage: Saint Vincentville) (B14) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Saint Vincent and the Grenadines’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed New Kingston (heritage: Saint Vincentville) heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B14 is identified with Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Joseph Chatoyer Boulevard, Ebenezer Joshua Avenue, George McIntosh Road, Milton Cato Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: office.foreignaffairs@mail.gov.vc
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Suriname — Surinameville
To: Ambassador / Cultural Affairs, Embassy of Suriname in Washington (also accredited to Canada) Subject: Invitation to discuss Surinameville (B15) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Suriname’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Surinameville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B15 is identified with Suriname in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Anton de Kom Boulevard, Boni Avenue, Johan Ferrier Road, Sophie Redmond Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Embassy of Suriname in Washington (also accredited to Canada): amb.vs@foreignaffairs.gov.sr
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Canada — Canadaville / Toronto
To: Africa / Ghana desk referral, Global Affairs Canada Subject: Invitation to discuss Canadaville / Toronto (B16) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Canada’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Canadaville / Toronto heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B16 is identified with Canada in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Viola Desmond Boulevard, Mary Ann Shadd Avenue, William Hall Road, Josiah Henson Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Global Affairs Canada: info@international.gc.ca
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
United States — New Yorkville
To: Executive Director / Partnerships, African Diaspora Network; Constituent Services, NAACP Subject: Invitation to discuss New Yorkville (B17) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite United States’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed New Yorkville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B17 is identified with United States in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Frederick Douglass Boulevard, Harriet Tubman Avenue, Martin Luther King Jr Road, Rosa Parks Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
United States — New Kingston (heritage: Miamiville)
To: Executive Director / Partnerships, African Diaspora Network; Constituent Services, NAACP Subject: Invitation to discuss New Kingston (heritage: Miamiville) (B18) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite United States’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed New Kingston (heritage: Miamiville) heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B18 is identified with United States in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard, Gwendolyn Sawyer Cherry Avenue, D A Dorsey Road, Garth C Reeves Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
To: Africa / Ghana desk referral, Global Affairs Canada Subject: Invitation to discuss Torontoville (B19) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Canada’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Torontoville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B19 is identified with Canada in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Oscar Peterson Boulevard, Oliver Jones Avenue, Daisy Peterson Sweeney Road, Rufus Rockhead Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Global Affairs Canada: info@international.gc.ca
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
France — Franceville
To: Cabinet / International Affairs, Ministère de la Culture Subject: Invitation to discuss Franceville (B20) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite France’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Franceville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B20 is identified with France in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Josephine Baker Boulevard, Aime Cesaire Avenue, Paulette Nardal Road, Leopold Sedar Senghor Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministère de la Culture: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Six Nations of the Grand River — First Nationville — Canada
To: Cultural partnerships; request Council referral, Six Nations Tourism Subject: Invitation to discuss First Nationville — Canada (B21) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Cultural and Community Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Six Nations of the Grand River’s authorized cultural and community representatives to discuss participation in the proposed First Nationville — Canada heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B21 is identified with Six Nations of the Grand River in the country-labelled concept graph. We seek your guidance on whether and how the community wishes to be represented, including appropriate names and consultation protocols. This invitation does not assume an African-diaspora identity or authority to use Indigenous names.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Pauline Johnson Boulevard, Deskaheh Avenue, Tom Longboat Road, Robbie Robertson Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Six Nations Tourism: experience@sixnations.ca
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Navajo Nation — First Nationville — U.S.
To: Executive office, Navajo Nation Washington Office Subject: Invitation to discuss First Nationville — U.S. (B22) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Cultural and Community Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Navajo Nation’s authorized cultural and community representatives to discuss participation in the proposed First Nationville — U.S. heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B22 is identified with Navajo Nation in the country-labelled concept graph. We seek your guidance on whether and how the community wishes to be represented, including appropriate names and consultation protocols. This invitation does not assume an African-diaspora identity or authority to use Indigenous names.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Manuelito Boulevard, Barboncito Avenue, Annie Dodge Wauneka Road, Chester Nez Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Navajo Nation Washington Office: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Cherokee Nation — First Nationville — U.S. / Cherokee Heritage
To: Community and Cultural Outreach leadership, Cherokee Nation Community and Cultural Outreach Subject: Invitation to discuss First Nationville — U.S. / Cherokee Heritage (B23) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Cultural and Community Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Cherokee Nation’s authorized cultural and community representatives to discuss participation in the proposed First Nationville — U.S. / Cherokee Heritage heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B23 is identified with Cherokee Nation in the country-labelled concept graph. We seek your guidance on whether and how the community wishes to be represented, including appropriate names and consultation protocols. This invitation does not assume an African-diaspora identity or authority to use Indigenous names.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Sequoyah Boulevard, Wilma Mankiller Avenue, John Ross Road, Mary Golda Ross Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Cherokee Nation Community and Cultural Outreach: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Regional islands and territories — Caribbeanville
To: Secretary-General / Human and Social Development, CARICOM Secretariat; Director, Department of Youth and Culture; Director, Department of Culture; Director, Department of Culture; Programmes department, Cayman National Cultural Foundation; Secretary-General, Curacao National Commission for UNESCO; Overseas cultural affairs referral, Ministère de la Culture; Director, Department of Culture and Heritage; Director, Collectivite de Saint-Martin, Cultural Action Directorate; International relations / UNESCO focal point, Ministry of Culture; International cooperation, Ministerio de Cultura Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Regional islands and territories’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Regional islands and territories in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: CARICOM Secretariat: registry@caricom.org · Department of Youth and Culture: official contact route — email unverified · Department of Culture: culture@gov.bm · Department of Culture: viculture@gov.vg · Cayman National Cultural Foundation: programmes@artscayman.org · Curacao National Commission for UNESCO: info@natcomcuracao.com · Ministère de la Culture: official contact route — email unverified · Department of Culture and Heritage: culturedepart@gov.tc · Collectivite de Saint-Martin, Cultural Action Directorate: official contact route — email unverified · Ministry of Culture: jefedespacho@mincult.gob.cu · Ministerio de Cultura: contacto@cultura.gob.do
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Ghana — Ghanaville / Damongo
To: Chief Director / Diaspora Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Chief Director / Culture Directorate, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts Subject: Invitation to discuss Ghanaville / Damongo (B25) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Ghana’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Ghanaville / Damongo heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B25 is identified with Ghana in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Kwame Nkrumah Boulevard, Yaa Asantewaa Avenue, Ndewura Jakpa Road, Efua Sutherland Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: info@mfa.gov.gh · Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts: info@motcca.gov.gh
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Anguilla — Caribbeanville — Anguilla heritage units
To: Director, Department of Youth and Culture Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Anguilla heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Anguilla’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Anguilla heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Anguilla in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Department of Youth and Culture: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Bermuda — Caribbeanville — Bermuda heritage units
To: Director, Department of Culture Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Bermuda heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Bermuda’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Bermuda heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Bermuda in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Department of Culture: culture@gov.bm
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
British Virgin Islands — Caribbeanville — British Virgin Islands heritage units
To: Director, Department of Culture Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — British Virgin Islands heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite British Virgin Islands’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — British Virgin Islands heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with British Virgin Islands in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Department of Culture: viculture@gov.vg
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Cayman Islands — Caribbeanville — Cayman Islands heritage units
To: Programmes department, Cayman National Cultural Foundation Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Cayman Islands heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Cayman Islands’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Cayman Islands heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Cayman Islands in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Cayman National Cultural Foundation: programmes@artscayman.org
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Curacao — Caribbeanville — Curacao heritage units
To: Secretary-General, Curacao National Commission for UNESCO Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Curacao heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Curacao’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Curacao heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Curacao in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Curacao National Commission for UNESCO: info@natcomcuracao.com
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Martinique / France — Caribbeanville — Martinique / France heritage units
To: Overseas cultural affairs referral, Ministère de la Culture Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Martinique / France heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Martinique / France’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Martinique / France heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Martinique / France in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministère de la Culture: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Turks and Caicos Islands — Caribbeanville — Turks and Caicos Islands heritage units
To: Director, Department of Culture and Heritage Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Turks and Caicos Islands heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Turks and Caicos Islands’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Turks and Caicos Islands heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Turks and Caicos Islands in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Department of Culture and Heritage: culturedepart@gov.tc
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Saint Martin / France — Caribbeanville — Saint Martin / France heritage units
To: Director, Collectivite de Saint-Martin, Cultural Action Directorate Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Saint Martin / France heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Saint Martin / France’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Saint Martin / France heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Saint Martin / France in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Collectivite de Saint-Martin, Cultural Action Directorate: official contact route — email unverified
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Cuba — Caribbeanville — Cuba heritage units
To: International relations / UNESCO focal point, Ministry of Culture Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Cuba heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Cuba’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Cuba heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Cuba in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministry of Culture: jefedespacho@mincult.gob.cu
DRAFT INVITATION · 15 October 2026 · Not sent
Dominican Republic — Caribbeanville — Dominican Republic heritage units
To: International cooperation, Ministerio de Cultura Subject: Invitation to discuss Caribbeanville — Dominican Republic heritage units (B24) at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates, Ghana
Dear Minister, Permanent Secretary and Institutional Representatives,
On behalf of Global Exchange R&E Corporation and the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust, I invite Dominican Republic’s cultural, diplomatic, diaspora and development communities to discuss participation in the proposed Caribbeanville — Dominican Republic heritage units heritage area at Zion Trust Damongo City Estates in Ghana’s Savannah Region.
Our proposed 10,000-acre city core combines residential and mixed-use development with cultural, educational, commercial and community facilities. B24 is identified with Dominican Republic in the country-labelled concept graph. We would welcome your guidance on historical naming, relevant community organizations and opportunities for cultural exchange, skills, enterprise and development cooperation.
The preliminary naming discussion includes Marcus Garvey Boulevard, C L R James Avenue, Claudia Jones Road, Amy Ashwood Garvey Street. These are proposals for review, not official street designations or a claim of endorsement. We invite corrections and additional nominations, including women, community leaders and contributors whose histories deserve recognition.
Possible contributions include a cultural or educational program, heritage interpretation, a community or institutional facility, business and professional networks, technical expertise, or a separately negotiated development partnership. Participation need not involve a financial commitment. Residential enquiries and commercial development proposals follow their respective review processes.
Please nominate an appropriate focal point and indicate whether your office or organization would welcome an introductory online discussion. We would appreciate referrals to relevant culture ministries, diaspora bodies, NGOs, universities, chambers and community organizations, and permission to share the invitation through your approved channels.
Main campaign sponsors: African Airways Travel & Tours, Earthman Herbals and GlobeXpress™ Logistics. Together they connect heritage return journeys, vacations, relocation planning, wellness, agricultural enterprise and shipping under the shared message: “Return, vacation and migration — Africa to the world and beyond.” We welcome two-way participation connecting Africa with its global communities.
Yours respectfully, Paul Augustus Hay Chairman & CEO · Global Exchange R&E Corporation ceo@globexworld.ca Project correspondence: earthmanherbals@gmail.com Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust
Suggested delivery: Ministerio de Cultura: contacto@cultura.gob.do
