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Travel Log: A Journey through Postclassic Cancún (1200–1500 CE)

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Travel Log: A Journey through Postclassic Cancún (1200–1500 CE) Name: Theophilus Bruku Course: HIS 111 – World Civilizations Pre-1500 Format: Travel Log Thesis Statement: The coastal Maya city of Postclassic Cancún (1200–1500 CE) was a dynamic hub of maritime trade, religious life, and architectural innovation, reflecting the resilience and adaptability of the Maya civilization in the face of regional decline and cultural transformation. Entry 1 : El Meco – The Coastal Citadel El Meco, located just north of modern Cancún, was a prominent trading port and religious center during the Postclassic period... Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Meco The Castle (El Castillo) of El Meco Entry 2 : Yamil Lu’um – The Scorpion Temple Built atop a rocky cliff facing the Caribbean Sea, Yamil Lu’um was a small but sacred temple used for ritual offerings. Scorpion's Temple Entry 3 : The Marketplaces of Cancún Bustling markets were the economic heart of Maya society. In Cancún, goods lik...

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Safo Kantanka granted official operational license

The highly-anticipated Kantanka range of vehicles, built by Ghanaian inventor, Safo Kantanka, is set to soon get on the market.
The Kantanka Automobile Group has been formally granted a license to continue its auto assembly operations in Ghana.
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, made this known while presenting the 2020 Mid-Year Budget Review to Parliament on Thursday, July 23, 2020.
In addition, Mr Ofori-Atta said Kantanka Automobile will also benefit from incentives under the Ghana Automotive Manufacturing Development Policy.

“An indigenous Ghanaian company, the Kantanka Group, has been formally granted a license to continue its auto assembly operations in Ghana and to benefit from incentives under the Ghana Automotive Manufacturing Development Policy.

“In March 2020, the Volkswagen Group rolled out the first VW locally assembled vehicle. VW Ghana is currently producing six different brands of vehicles, namely Tiguan, Teramont, Amarok, Passat, Polo and Caddy.

Both the Toyota and Nissan Groups are also positioned to establish assemble operations before the end of the year. Sinotruk, a leading global manufacturer of Heavy Duty Trucks is also assembling a variety of trucks in Ghana through Zonda Tec Ghana Limited,” he said.

In order to support these new major developments, Mr. Ofori-Atta said the government will establish an Automobile Industry Development Centre which will, among other things, coordinate the technical processes for licensing vehicle assemblers and manufacturers and monitor their compliance with industry regulations and standards.

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