Hello yes, I think the theme of most of my blog posts are “I love combining two random topics together into one monster” so here’s another one. I also have a horrible habit of having lots of writing ideas but no drive to actually finish them. This is Oben. He is a security guard at Read More …
For two days during the last weekend of July, I got to cover and talk photos of the 9th annual African Armwrestling Championship where athletes from across the continent got to compete to see who would be named champion. I saw Ghanaian time in its full power, the event was supposed to start at 11AM Read More …
It was such a privilege to study abroad in Ghana this summer. As I adjust back to life going to school, working, and being involved on campus, it’s made me realize how my experience in Ghana may enforce stereotypes about Africa that my peers may hold. It has taught me that I can’t glorify a Read More …
Reposting again because I sent in the wrong word document previously but this was a neat experience. “I don’t think anyone is in the mood to improve African journalism except for us,” said Anas Aremeyaw Anas, Ghanaian investigative journalist. On July 19th, Webster University held an event called Investigative Journalism in Ghana: fighting for a Read More …