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SAVANNAH DEVELOPMENT DIVISION · GLOBAL EXCHANGE R&E CORPORATION

Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust

The Trust office leads the operations and management of the Savannah Development division. All Zion Trust development projects fall under this office’s management, including the estates, residential and agricultural programs and associated civic, hospitality and community-development projects.

Development applications are received for Trust and development-committee review. Members are welcome to express interest in development committees and board-of-directors selections.

Trust office and participation Temporary contact: earthmanherbals@gmail.com

Queen Mother Rama Wayo, Sheri Wurche
Queen Mother Rama Wayo
Sheri Wurche
Administrative Governess
Royal Savannah Diaspora Association

A welcome from our Administrative Governess

Akwaaba—Welcome to the Damango Project

As Queen Mother and Administrative Governess of the Royal Savannah Diaspora Association, I warmly welcome our members, diaspora families, and all interested participants.

We invite you to join us in building opportunities through community development, agriculture, enterprise, and cultural connection. Together, we can honour our heritage and help create a prosperous future for Damango and the Savannah Region.

We welcome your participation, ideas, and partnership.

Queen Mother Rama Wayo — Sheri Wurche

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Paul Hay, Chairman, Project Director and Program Developer of the Savannah Development Group
Paul Hay
Chairman, Project Director
and Program Developer
Savannah Development Group

A welcome and vision from our Chairman

Together, building opportunity in Savannah

Paul Hay serves as Chairman, Project Director and Program Developer of the Savannah Development Group, bringing his leadership of Global Exchange R&E Corporation to project planning, program development, partnerships and international coordination.

Akwaaba. Welcome to Damango City, Savannah Region, Zion Trust Estates, Ghana.

Our vision is to bring diaspora families, local communities, growers, entrepreneurs and development partners together to create practical opportunities rooted in our heritage and shared future.

We begin with One Person, One Acre agricultural development—connecting participation with productive land use, local employment and the development of sustainable livelihoods. From this foundation, our wider vision brings together residential, enterprise and community-development opportunities through carefully planned phases.

I welcome your ideas, skills and partnership. Together with the Queen Mother and the Royal Savannah Diaspora Association, we invite you to help shape a practical, funded program with accountable project delivery and lasting community benefit.

Paul Augustus Hay
Chairman, Project Director and Program Developer
Savannah Development Group

Begin with One Person, One Acre
Christopher Anderson, Founding Director of the Royal Savannah Diaspora Group
Christopher Anderson
Founding Director
Royal Savannah Diaspora Group

Diaspora group leadership

Christopher Anderson

Founding Director
Royal Savannah Diaspora Group

Christopher Anderson serves as Founding Director of the Royal Savannah Diaspora Group, supporting its vision for diaspora collaboration and community development in Damongo and the Savannah Region.

He also serves as Africa Regional Director of Global Exchange R&E Corporation, President of Air Charter Express Ltd., Ghana, and Chief Director of Operations for African Airways Travel & Tours Corp.

Global Exchange director profile · African Airways management profile

Mr. Zee-Nurein Braimah

Royal Savannah Diaspora group · Advisory leadership

Mr. Zee-Nurein Braimah

Advisor Director
Royal Savannah Diaspora group and Royal Savannah Trust Committee

President of Globex Ghana and Managing Director of Ghanilon Energy & Infrastructure Ltd. Mr. Braimah serves as Advisor Director to the Royal Savannah Diaspora group and Trust Committee, contributing advice on Ghana partnerships, project coordination and community development.

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Our first project · Agricultural development

One Person, One Acre

Begin your exploration of Royal Savannah development opportunities with our priority agricultural project. One Person, One Acre connects diaspora members, community growers, sponsors and prospective investment partners with proposed agricultural development in Damango and the Savannah Region.

Explore individual-acre participation or group blocks, seasonal crops and long-term orchards, alongside grower, processor and offtake partnerships. Participation and investment terms are reviewed through the Trust and documented for each approved project.

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Project-specific agreements and approvals apply. Investment returns are not guaranteed.

Continue to our other development projects

Residential estates and apartmentsPlots and land developmentCivic Center developmentHospitality and Crown Palace PlazaDevelopment partnerships

Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust: Akwaaba, welcome to Damongo City, Savannah Region, Ghana. Proposed residential, Civic Center and community development.

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Concept visualization of a proposed development; subject to design, approvals and final cost verification.

GLOBAL EXCHANGE · SAVANNAH DIASPORA
Earlier farm-funding comparison · superseded

One Person, One Acre · Revised first-year budget

Cost itemUSD per acre
Prepare and clear the acre500
Seeds / initial planting1,000
Preparation and planting subtotal1,500
One-person management (three days/week): $20 × three days × 52 weeks3,120
Core first-year total4,620
Annual land rent, separately150
Rent-inclusive total before membership/extras4,770

Individual membership adds $100 once: $4,870 including membership. Ten acres: $46,200 core + $1,500 rent + $500 group membership = $48,200. Preparation already includes its clearing/plowing allowance; the same machine cost or worker wage is not added again.

40% down on core $4,620 = $1,848, followed by twelve $231 payments. If annual rent is included in the funded value: $1,908 down and twelve $238.50 payments. Membership is separate. Fruit-tree extras and other agreed inputs change the documented total and installment amounts.

Additional fruit trees are separately costed only beyond the inputs already covered by the $1,000 planting budget. At the earlier provisional $5–10/seedling, 50 extra seedlings add $250–500; 100 add $500–1,000. Crop spacing and supplier quotations govern quantities and prices. Irrigation, fertilizer, additional materials, storage, special equipment and future crop-cycle input replenishment remain separately assessed.

These are the sponsor's revised budget inputs. The 20% annual net-return objective is conditional on realized earnings: $924 on $4,620 core or $954 on $4,770 rent-inclusive funding, not a guarantee. Six-month crop cash may offset future payments or be reinvested after reconciliation; fruit trees have their own maturation schedules.

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Savannah Development Community · Temporary contact

For development applications, Trust management and committee participation inquiries: earthmanherbals@gmail.com.

Online applications are recorded for review by the Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust. Trust management and participation

Your Savannah home plus five acres for agricultural development

Buyers of Savannah apartments, condominiums and housing plots receive an additional five-acre agricultural development land allocation through an accompanying lease agreement. Use the allocation to participate in agricultural investment, development and related industry projects, with opportunities to develop income-producing activities.

Lease rate: US$20 per acre per year · five acres: US$100 annually · initial term: five years. Base land rent totals US$500 over the initial five-year term. The lease is renewable and extendable with the investment, with renewal and extension terms recorded in the agreement.

The agricultural allocation is leased land alongside the residential purchase. The agreement will identify the parcel, land-use rights, commencement date, payment schedule and investment/development arrangements. Cultivation, management, infrastructure and other development costs are separate from the stated land rent. Income depends on the selected project and actual operations; no fixed income is promised.

Enquire with your apartment or condominium application · Explore housing plots · Agricultural development program

Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust

Savannah Development · apartments available for expressions of interest

Explore the proposed Zion Trust apartment complex. Indicative USD asking prices: 1 bedroom $36,000 · 2 bedrooms $49,000 · 3 bedrooms $76,000 · 4 bedrooms $143,000 · 5 bedrooms $191,000.

Savannah development concept overview

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Concept planning prices dated 16 October 2026, not verified market values or fixed offers. Subject to measured design, final costs, tenure and approvals. No completed stock, reservation, payment or completion date is represented. Full assumptions are shown with each listing.

Savannah Development Projects — PPP: Public–Private Partnership

The Savannah Development Projects use a community participation partnership model: the private partner is Global Exchange R&E Corporation; the public partners are the participating members of the public; and the partnership is their participation in the development projects.

Royal Savannah and Diaspora Community Development Trust oversees project management and development review. Here, “public” refers to public participants; this description does not signify a government contracting partnership or government sponsorship.

Project information is open for free browsing. Joining or participating requires payment and confirmation of the one-time US$10 registration and participation fee, together with any applicable project approvals and participation terms.

Royal Savannah Diaspora Development Projects — registration and participation

You are welcome to browse and peruse project information free of charge. A one-time US$10 registration and participation fee is payable before you can join or participate in the Royal Savannah Diaspora Development Projects.

Registration requests remain pending until payment is received and confirmed. This fee is collected once per participant and is separate from any project-specific land, agricultural or development costs. Submitting an enquiry, expression of interest or application does not grant participation.

Pay or confirm the one-time US$10 registration

Purpose of the registration contribution: The one-time US$10 registration payment contributes toward system hosting, maintenance and administrative support.

Akwaaba

Welcome to Damango City, Savannah Region, Zion Trust Estates, Ghana.

Agricultural partner invitation · Ghana

One person. One acre.
A growing partnership.

Connect diaspora participation with community agriculture through the Savannah One Person, One Acre program. Explore an individual acre or a group block, fund development in stages, and take part in a continuing planting and harvesting cycle.

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A dedicated agricultural initiative within the Global Exchange development program. Applications open for review; acreage and contracts require approval.

Individual participation

One acre and commitments below 10 acres. Individual joining membership: US$100, separate from agricultural funding.

Group & corporate blocks

Organizations, families and group participants can propose 10-acre blocks or more. Joining membership: US$500 per group or corporation.

Earlier farm-funding comparison · superseded
Subscription & funding preferences

Choose monthly installments or full funding.

The illustrative agricultural commitment is US$7,000–8,300 per acre: US$500 mobilization plus US$6,500–7,800 annual maintenance. Membership is additional and charged once. Mobilization supports clearing, plowing, initial seeds or seedlings and the people executing the development.

Illustrative commitment40% initial depositRemaining 60% over 12 months
1 acre: US$7,000–8,300US$2,800–3,320US$350–415/month
10 acres: US$70,000–83,000US$28,000–33,200US$3,500–4,150/month

These are planning estimates, not a final invoice. Select your preference below. The application does not activate recurring billing or collect funds; approved contracts and payment instructions follow review.

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Harvest, reconcile, plant again.

The single-acre proposal uses a 20% annual return target, dependent on realized crop revenue and funded capital. Returns and capital are at risk and are not guaranteed. Six-month crop cycles depend on crop and actual harvest timing; fruit trees may take longer.

After a verified harvest settlement, eligible earnings may reduce future installments, cover upcoming payments, be reinvested, or be split according to approved instructions. Working capital is recycled into seeds, inputs and approved acreage expansion, while agreed payouts, redemption commitments and reserves are reconciled.

Review earnings reconciliation · Review capital recycling and accountability

Two opportunities. Clear application routes.

Savannah agricultural participation

Apply for individual acreage, group blocks and agricultural funding preferences using this page. Crop and offtake agreements are documented separately.

Agricultural partner application

Request your agricultural partnership

Tell us your acreage and funding preference. Your request enters private review before commitments or billing begin.

Join the Savannah Development Diaspora Group

Individuals and communities can register for membership participation, the newsletter and program communications.

Membership & newsletter portal

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Invite your network

“Join the Savannah Diaspora agricultural partner invitation. Explore one-acre participation, group blocks and monthly funding preferences, with a separate route to Damongo land and development opportunities.”

Share invitation information; approved documentation determines participation. Read the heritage and land-documentation profile.

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