Melania Trump arrived in Ghana on Tuesday, choosing for her first extended International trip alone to visit Africa, a continent her husband has referred to derisively.
The U.S. first lady touched down at mid-morning in Ghana’s Capital, Accra, where she was greeted by the country’s first lady, Rebecca Akufo-Addo, and a young girl who offered Her flowers.
A welcoming ceremony of drums and dancing by men and women dressed in traditional attire followed. Trump clapped her hands and waved at a group of school children waiting for her at the airport.
Trump then visited child health facilities and met caregivers during her stay in the capital. She has focused on children as her signature issue-and plans to promote child Well-being during her four-country tour, which will include stops in Kenya, Malawi, and Egypt.
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