Ghana and Recycling Culture
One of the hardest obstacles I’ve faced during my internship with SSNIT is the lack of understanding when it comes…
One of the hardest obstacles I’ve faced during my internship with SSNIT is the lack of understanding when it comes…
This is it. Six weeks spent in Ghana have come and gone. I return home on Sunday, tired, filthy (haven’t…
Way back when I first applied for the Media in Ghana program, I had some preliminary thoughts about what Ghana…
How an area handles weather conditions is always an interesting topic. While the bare subject of just weather is possibly…
Well, finally time to discuss my reason (partially) for coming to Ghana – INTERNSHIPS! Internships started Monday the 30th of…
Time spent away from home has a way of stretching itself. It’s a consistent theme here in Ghana no matter…
This past Sunday Joy FM was broadcasting a special Sunday edition: an hour-long show at 6 p.m. recapping stories accumulated…
The human heart is not built to endure all situations in life. No human can ever say they’ve encountered every…
At some point during our travels we as a group started to realize how diverse the people of Ghana are….
The attitude I bore coming into Ghana went something along the lines of, “Prepare for the worst. Hope for the best.”…
One practice that remains relevant in Ghana is the art of bartering for the goods you want. While some outlets have…
As the scorching humidity collided with my exhausted presence, it was evident that I was in an unfamiliar climate the…
From the second we walked in we knew we were out of place. The harmonizing choir group, the amount of…
Snap shot from bus window in Medina. Ghana is home of the warmest and friendliest people in the world. Ghanaians…