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The New Zealand Lifestyle – What You Should Know

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The New Zealand Lifestyle

Famous for its relaxed lifestyle and impressive scenery, New Zealand is a culturally diverse nation. The NZ people, who are from different cultures and backgrounds, are naturally friendly and easygoing.

With a land size of 268,838 sq km, 10% bigger than the UK, and a population of about 5 million people, the pressure on New Zealand’s natural resources and space is lesser. This has made the country a choice destination for expats.

Living and Working in New Zealand

Life in NZ is quite a new experience for expats from fast-paced environments. The kiwis have a relaxed and laid-back way of life. Their balance in work-life experience is remarkable. They have a great career path and enough time for outdoor activities like tramping, surfing, boating, skiing, mountain biking, and gaming.

Moreover, on-the-go casino gaming has become one of the latest past-time activities of New Zealanders. Thus, many NZ players now prefer to play online games from the comfort of their homes.

However, before joining other players, you need to conduct adequate research on the casino that best suits your budget, the games available, the bonuses offered, and the withdrawal methods. If you don’t know where to start your research, you can begin by reading online reviews. Comparison sites provide guidance on all the biggest names such as the Jackpotcity review, which is unbiased, and written by experts.

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Besides gaming, you can also enjoy the nightlife of New Zealand, which is full of unique excitement and flavors. Queenstown is the country’s party capital, while Wellington is renowned for its artistic night scenes.

If you want to find the best bars and contemporary clubs in the country, you need to visit Christchurch. Although the nightlife of New Zealand may not be as fast-paced as that of the US or UK, it is still diverse and satisfying for many people.

New Zealand is famous for its cultural scene and lively arts. You will experience numerous exciting cultural festivals. The most famous ones are; the Pasifika Cultural festival, Parihaka Peace festival, and the traditional Maori Kai festival.

In addition to the cultural aspects, the island country of New Zealand has a booming economy. The country is at the forefront of tech innovations and medical research. Thus, with a growing economy and numerous innovations, New Zealand’s diverse populace has plenty of work opportunities.

Why Live in New Zealand

There are numerous reasons to live in NZ. Some of the reasons are explained below.

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●     The cost of living is low

The cost of living in New Zealand is relatively low compared to some other countries. However, the low cost of living does not affect the quality of life of the Kiwis. But, keep in mind that the rate of the cost of living depends largely on the area or city you choose to live in.

●     Natural wonders and scenic views

New Zealand’s natural wonders and stunning environment are a beauty to behold. The country’s landscape has served as the setting for several popular magical movies like the Chronicles of Narnia and the Lord of the Rings. From fields and lakes to glaciers and mountains, NZ is one of the best natural habitats in the world.

●     Mild climate

The climate condition of this country is ideal for outdoor and recreational activities. It has a subtropical climate perfect for tourists avoiding scorching summers and brutal winters. However, you still need to know the clothes in preparation for the climate conditions. So, to know the best clothes for the NZ climate, you can research everything you need to know beforebackpacking to New Zealand.

●     Diverse culture and friendly people

The Kiwis are famous for their welcoming nature, aura, and unique humor. Unlike some of the advanced nations where citizens appear to be unapproachable, New Zealanders are hospitable people. The NZ populace extends compassion and love to everyone. Thus, the relaxed and laid-back approach to life is one expats must buy into when living in the country.

●     High quality of life

The 2021 HSBC Expat Explorer Survey ranks NZ as the second-best country in terms of living. This means that the country offers its inhabitants an incredibly high living standard, excellent public services, modern amenities, and superb work-life balance.

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‘Dubai in Accra’ set to thrill Ghanaians on Sunday, April 28

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In the heart of Accra, excitement buzzes as the city eagerly anticipates the grand spectacle known as “Dubai in Accra,” set to take place this Sunday 28th April 2024 at the prestigious Stanbic Heights, Icon House Airport. (more…)

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Celebrating 25 Years: Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s Reign

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Today marks the 25th anniversary of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s reign as the Asantehene, the King of the Ashanti Kingdom.

The celebrations, which began with spectacular fireworks witnessed by Otumfuo himself, will culminate in the Silver Jubilee anniversary on Akwasidaekese on June 12 at Dwabrem, Manhyia Palace.

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This milestone is a testament to Otumfuo’s impactful leadership, dedication to the Asante people, and contributions to education and research as the Chancellor of KNUST.

The event is being celebrated across Ghana, with well-wishes and congratulations pouring in from various quarters, highlighting the significance of this occasion for Asanteman and Ghana as a whole.

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Mr. Beast in Ghana: Surprising Visit Sparks Excitement

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World-renowned YouTuber Mr. Beast, known for his philanthropic acts, has been spotted in Ghana, specifically in Accra and Tema, sparking excitement among locals.

His visit has led to discussions about his choice of Ghana over other African countries, with some suggesting that the country’s popularity as a tourist destination played a role.

Mr. Beast’s presence in Ghana is part of his global outreach, as he recently gifted a Ghanaian $25,000 as part of his X (Twitter) giveaway.

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The YouTuber has been seen exploring the country and interacting with locals, with many expressing their desire to meet him and participate in his charitable endeavors.

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Stephen Appiah to contest John Dumelo and Lydia Alhassan in MP race for Ayawaso West Wuogon

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Former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah is set to enter the political fray by rubbing shoulders with notable personalities in the upcoming general elections.

The former Juventus midfielder is believed to be lacing his boots to face the likes of John Dumelo and the incumbent member of Parliament for the Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency Lydia Alhassan.

While Dumelo and Alhassan represents the NDC and NPP respectively, Appiah is expected feature in the elections as an independent candidate.

This was revealed by the Spokesperson of the Ayew family Fiifi Tackie via X on Friday afternoon.

“Stephen Appiah to contest Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency as an independent Parliamentary candidate,” he wrote.

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If Stephen Appiah affirms the reported news, he will be following in the footsteps of other renowned figures in Ghana football who have indulged in politics recently.

Earlier this year, all-time top scorer of the Black Stars Asamoah Gyan was appointed as the sub-committee chair of Youth and Sports in the campaign committee of Dr Bawumia, the flagbearer of the ruling New Patriotic Party.

In acceptance of the appointment, Gyan emphasised the need to share hos ideas garnered through experience in the game.

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“I always ask myself, how do we create change if we don’t want to change? How do we spectate without being on the bench, and how do we score without being on the field?… All I know and will ever know, all I love and will ever love is SPORTS.” he stated.

Another figure in Ghana football who recently announced his intention to engage in partisan politics is Kwesi Nyantakyi, former Ghana Football Association (GFA).

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The former football administrator showed up as one of the candidates to contest in the NPP primaries for the Ejisu constituency following the demise of incumbent John Kumah.

However, it didn’t pan out well for the former Wa All Stars owner as he lost disappointingly.

He garnered a paltry 35 votes after close to 1,081 delegates had cast their votes in the parliamentary primary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) held in the Ejisu Constituency on April 13.

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Rebecca Osam: A Champion for Women’s Empowerment in Africa

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In a heartfelt social media post, Rebecca Osam, Managing Director of Reflo Company Limited, Reflo’s TV, and Femme Fatale Productions Limited, has pledged her full commitment to empowering young women.

Rebecca expressed her desire to move beyond mere inspiration and instead build a deeper connection with young women, offering guidance and support to help them achieve their goals.

Her passion for women’s empowerment stems from her experiences growing up in Africa, where she witnessed firsthand the oppression and lack of opportunities faced by women. This drove her to co-found The Florence Mensah Foundation with her mother, aiming to empower African women and girls, and encourage them to recognise their worth, strength, and potential.

Through her foundation and personal endeavors, Rebecca seeks to provide a supportive platform for young women to thrive. She aims to be a relatable figure, offering mentorship and encouragement to help them overcome challenges and achieve success on their own terms.

Rebecca’s dedication to empowering young women proves her leadership and commitment to creating positive change in her community. Her efforts serve as an inspiration to others, highlighting the impact one person can have in driving gender equality and women’s empowerment.

As Rebecca continues her work, her message resonates with young women across Africa: “Anything is possible, and I am here to support and cheer you on every step of the way.”

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Caradise Ghana Car Rental Facilitates Transportation for Global Christian Forum held in Accra

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Caradise Ghana Car Rental has once again successfully facilitated the transportation of over 240 participants from 60 countries across the globe for the recently ended Global Christian Forum in Accra, Ghana.

Numerous buses hauled the various participants from the Airport to their designated hotels from the 12th to 15th of April, 2024. Participants were then transported from their hotels to the conference grounds daily for the gathering of devoted Christians from the 16th to the 19th of April, 2024.

The forum began with a vibrant, joyful worship service held at Accra Ridge Church. The Rev. Dr. Casely Essamuah welcomed participants to Ghana and to the Fourth Global Gathering, and participants spent the day sharing their faith stories with one another across the litany of differences represented. 

The forum was climaxed with a dinner and 25th anniversary celebration at the Action Chapel Internation Church hosted by Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams.

After the forum, the participants took the opportunity to visit the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and Mausoleum where they learnt about the great Pan-Africanist, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah and Ghana’s journey to inpendence.

The participants also spent a day in Cape Coast where they learnt about the millions of enslaved, dehumanised African men, women, and children at the Cape Coast Castle. Witnessing first hand how Africans were forcibly taken captive to the Americas, Caribbean, and Europe as objects of lucrative trade.

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