A Man Named “Colin Powell, ” by Natalie Myking
We visited really a cool market in Accra during the second week called the Art Centre. This is a great place…
“Though she be but little, she is fierce,” by Natalie Myking
I had the amazing opportunity of doing a story for Joy News about a little baby who needed heart surgery…
“The ballad of Odo Blaq” or “How I published my first written story,” by Jeremy Williams
I got the lead while out reporting on the COVID-19 mandates in Accra with my colleague Thelma. We called up…
The Volta Region, by Natalie Myking
The startling sound of my alarm woke me up at 5 a.m. last Friday morning, the windows covered in condensation. It…
Ghana vs Kenya: So Different yet so Alike, by Prince Nesta
As they say, all good things must come to an end. As my short-lived stay in Ghana finally came to…
“Storyteller,” by Jeremy Williams
“With great power, comes great responsibility,” A saying that has been repeated over and over again by one of my…
Focus on Ghanaian International Reggae Superstar Shasha Marley on his life history, music and legacy, by Prince Nesta
My heart skipped a bit when I received the confirmation text from Shasha Marley, Ghanaian international Reggae superstar, that he…
Final thoughts, by Rubby Marquez
It has been a little over a week since I got back. It really has taken me a while to…
When you go to ‘Kenteland’ do as the ‘Kentelanders,’ by Prince Nesta
Take a walk around the streets of Accra, and you will easily spot the handwoven strips of silk and cotton…
Interning at Innova, by Rubby Marquez
Starting a new job is nerve-racking. Starting a job in a new country is even more terrifying. Innova DDB made it…
Homecoming, by Jahlysa Azaret
My earliest memory of Africa was a negative stereotype, reflecting a small dismal part of what represents the continent. When…
The Stories We Tell, by Jimmy Fortuna-Peak
The end has come. Five of some of the best weeks of my life are coming to an end, and…
Threading Technique and Heart into Journalism, by Jahlysa Azaret
When weaving kente fabric, each stitch matters. Each row works with the others to create a pattern. Colors wind into…
And So We Go On by Jimmy Fortuna-Peak
Waking up early has always been a struggle for me. I snooze non-stop, and I’m completely groggy without my caffeine….
Wli Waterfalls – A sight to behold by Prince Nesta
The bumpy and rough roads from Accra to the Volta Region were quite unforgiving. According to our tour guide, the area…