Leisure & responsibility
The group’s wider programme connects leisure development, conservation, education, healthcare, and community investment.
Watch the leisure filmLeisure, nature & culture
The Afrofari vision brings together conservation, hospitality, learning, and family recreation at Achimota EcoPark.
The development vision includes accommodation, forest gardens, a museum and library, and spaces for events. The wider programme includes water and themed parks.
The visuals show proposed facilities. They introduce the development vision rather than an operating resort.
Explore leisure & conservationAchimota EcoPark
A selection of the experiences planned for the wider destination.
The zoo plan centres on West African endemic and threatened species, improved habitats, a primate sanctuary, learning facilities and veterinary care. Rehabilitation and release are proposed in cooperation with the Ghana Wildlife Division. Accreditation is a goal, not a current status.
The masterplan places a 5–8 acre water park at the visitor-zone edge, away from the core conservation area. It proposes four to six slides, an 800–1,000 m² wave pool, a 300 m lazy river, adventure and splash zones, and closed-loop water systems.
The proposed entertainment anchor combines rides, children’s attractions, interactive zones, live performances and seasonal events shaped by African stories. Its footprint is intended to complement the EcoPark’s conservation areas.
The zoo plan
A designed urban wildlife sanctuary focused on animal welfare, education and species preservation.
The group presentation records an existing zoo project at Achimota Park as complete. Its expanded sanctuary plan calls for a West African primate focus, space for species already found in the reserve, a full-time veterinary team, an animal welfare officer and independent annual welfare audits. WAZA standards are a design ambition; no accreditation is claimed here.
Future development phase
A landmark venue planned around a premium conference and event hall, luxury residential suites and a sustainable architectural design.
Presented as a future pipeline project, Anthill would add a year-round meetings and hospitality destination to the group’s leisure portfolio. Its concept image shows a sculptural roofline and landscaped setting; delivery details remain in planning.
New Africa Foundation
The foundation is the group’s community investment arm.
Education, healthcare, community infrastructure, and environmental programmes sit alongside local employment and the group’s construction capability.
Connect with the foundationFoundation programme areas
The foundation’s programme areas connect practical support with longer-term opportunity.
Scholarships, grants, school refurbishment, and training in science and technology.
Mobile clinics, maternal health support, and public health screening.
Clean water, sanitation infrastructure, and local market improvements.
Tree planting, plastic recycling, and awareness of cleaner energy.
Environmental planning
Clean-energy and resource-recovery projects are part of the group’s development programme.
Solar and other energy sources feature in Petronia’s planned industrial ecosystem.
Explore energy planningThe Circular Economy Zone is planned around recycling and manufacturing.
Explore the industrial programmeEnquiries
For foundation enquiries, responsible-development partnerships, and leisure-project information.