Do you know who Mr. Thomas Nyarko and Mr. Klenam Anatui are? Mr. Thomas Nyarko, aka Mr. Tee is a well respected businessman based in New York. He is the CEO of African Queen/African Queen Markets and the renowned African/American/Caribbean Restaurant; Motherland Cuisine in the Bronx which he runs with his dear wife; "African Queen.

Mr. Kleinam Anatui is popularly known worldwide as; "Dr Dee/Heavy Dee", a seasoned Broadcaster in Publicity, Advertising and Promotions circles. With over 15 years experience with the public and numerous affiliations with people in the media, he is the vessel to carry the message across and he would be more effective.

The two accomplished businessmen are joining forces in the travel and hospitality industry with the formation of The Black Star Travel and Tours, a new travel agency.

In a press release to Ghanaweb, Mr. Anatui, Black Star stated;

Black Star strives to make history by providing excellent service and quality air travel. Their mission is to take care of customer's traveling needs worldwide at unbeatable rates. They will offer a range of additional services for their customers ranging from visa processing to airport pick-up.

He also made it known that Black Star is about creating a niche market for them. The world is big and they need a piece of that world pie. They have the experience and capability to build a clientelle base by maintaining a cordial relationship with our community and the world at large.

The founder, Mr. Thomas Nyarko (Mr. Tee) has extensive experience in business and also played a major role in the success of African Queen Inc. He is also well known in the community and has held several prestigious positions which includes; The President of Obomang Association of New York.

It is also fair to acknowledge that Mr. Tee was one of the sponsors who made it possible for Ghanaweb to go to Ghana to cover and feature exclusively the Presidential inauguration in January 2005. We thank him once again for his support.

In a nutshell, Black Star Travel is inviting the Ghanaian community in US to its inaugural ceremony at 3832 White Plains Road, Bronx, NY, between 220th & 221st street in the Bronx on Sunday, May 15, 2005 from at 6:00pm. There will be free Black Star giveaways and much more.