Euro 2012: An Outsider's Point of View
Published July 6th, 2012 in Graphic Sports Euro 2012: An outsider’s point of view By Garth Dmyterko When I decided to…
Harnessing the power of social media
… New, web-based technologies may open doors of communication for politicians Published in “Public Agenda” on July 9, 2012 Author:…
STAR-Ghana disburses $5 million to Ghanaian civil society groups
Published in “Public Agenda” on July 9,2012 Author(s): Frederick Asiamah and Kayla Albrecht The secretariat of the Strengthening Transparency, Accountability…
Family structure and education in the United States
Published in “Public Agenda” on July 6, 2012 Author: Kayla Albrecht*, Intern “You can be anything you set your mind…
The Making Of Kente Cloth (Video)
I hope you enjoy this short video that Dan Le and myself weaved together (no pun intended) from our footage…
How Kofi and his friends survived the chaos of the Kumasi market…
“We travel, initially, to lose ourselves; and we travel, next, to find ourselves.” – Pico Iyer Surrounded by boxes of…
Jubilation in Nima
It has been almost one year since I first saw their photos. Bright and full of joy, the faces of…
816,497…
It’s midday in Accra. I’m stuck in traffic on Liberation Road, one of Accra’s main arteries in and out of…
From Ghana, with love
Yesterday was Independence Day back home. We celebrated as a little family in Ghana with a few cheers and some…
Feels like home
Snap shot from bus window in Medina. Ghana is home of the warmest and friendliest people in the world. Ghanaians…
Learning, growing and conquering fears in Ghana
On Saturday I conquered three fears in a single day: heights, crocodiles and claustrophobia. I started my morning off by…
The art of bargaining
Knowing how to bargain may be one of the most important skills that first-time travellers need. Especially when traveling to…