This Isn’t a Goodbye, But an I Will See You Soon by Georgina Fernandez
I don’t want to leave. That is all I can say. There has been so much bad associated with my…
I don’t want to leave. That is all I can say. There has been so much bad associated with my…
Sauces In Ghana there is one sauce that is served with nearly every dish. From jollof rice to tilapia to…
As I sit down to write this, it is my final day of being an intern at Joy Sports. It…
Photo 1: On our last weekend trip, we visited the third largest open-air market in the world, located in Kumasi….
When I first decided to come to Ghana for a six-week internship at the Chronicle, my grandmother became very excited….
I still remember the first conversation I had with my mom about applying to the Media in Ghana program. It…
This is a column I wrote while interning at The Daily Statesman. Enjoy. Successful democracies all have one thing in common: the…
My internship placement has been at the Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights (ARHR), a Ghanaian NGO working to ensure that health…
It’s one of the first things I noticed in Accra, Ghana: the locals like to dress up. Women wear colorful,…
As our time in Accra comes to a close, I thought it would be appropriate to take a trip down…
Some of my favorite photos from our time in Ghana.
As our cohorts third and final weekend trip approached, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Every one of our…
We have hit week 6 of the program and it has been one of the shortest-longest trips of my life….
Emily and I were frustrated. The map had led us to the exact spot where the bookstore was supposed to…
Ethics. It is what makes or breaks a journalist. When writing a story, a journalist is expected to tell the…