jaclynr – Page 3 – Media in Ghana

For the Love of the Game

My favorite show on ESPN is ESPN FC. Of course, the show is relatively unpopular and has a mediocre time…

Last week I went to an orphanage with a colleague to help her produce her final story for Metro TV….

I’ve spent the past four weeks at my internship in a bit of shock as I examined and absorbed the…

Driving down the highway to StratComm in a cramped trotro, all I can see on either side of me as…

One of the most common questions I get from local Uber drivers here in Accra is, “What is your favorite…

Being out of your element and away from home for over a month really makes you appreciate the little things…

I took me a while to convince my parents about spending 6 weeks in Africa this summer. I didn’t know…

We have just a little over a week left at our media internships, and it amazes me how fast the…

One of the hardest obstacles I’ve faced during my internship with SSNIT is the lack of understanding when it comes…

English is a fairly universal language. Still, meanings differ from region to region. My coworkers and I struggle to comprehend…

First and foremost, it’s essential that you emotionally, mentally and physically prepare yourself for what’s to come. Doing laundry in…

We’re told “bring shoes you don’t really care about, pack clothes you don’t mind getting dirty and ladies don’t even…

77% of Ghanaians have access to contraceptive services, yet the country is still battling an incredibly high rate of adolescent…

Almost all people in Ghana speak English well. It is due to its colony history. Hundreds of years ago, Europeans…

This is an article I wrote for The Finder. Check out the full link here.