The Kindness in Ghana
One of the most common questions I get from local Uber drivers here in Accra is, “What is your favorite…
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…
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…
About a week a go we visited a school in a township area of Ghana. I noticed a stark contrast…
There are two things I can’t go a day without at home – WiFi and hot showers. Seriously – I’m…
Last Thursday I was able to get the day off of work and spend it learning about composting through the…
On this particular Thursday, due to a funeral taking place next door, nobody in the office went to work. With…
According to Google, and the 2012 population census records, 75% of the population is Christian. Before the trip, I learned…
Today at the beach, we were rushed with vendors as usual, but the conversations they have with me are always…
An article I wrote for the Business and Financial Times about our most recent trip to Kumasi where we were…
My first assignment at the Business and Financial Times was to visit the coastal city of Prampram to cover the…