When I visited Agbogbloshie
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People of Ada beg for co-operation to maximise salt benefits
Originally published in Public Agenda on August 24, 2012 By Schuyler Durham On Thursday, 16 August, a meeting, entitled Community Dissemination and Engagement Forum on Advocacy Efforts in the Songhor Lagoon, was conducted in a schoolyard in Ada to further the discussion about how to maximise local benefit from the nearby Songhor Lagoon, rich with salt. Read More …
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Simply Sublime Volta
Our trip to the Volta Region this past weekend was by far my favorite side trip. It was an amazing experience involving a huge waterfall, monkeys and a boat ride on one of Volta Lake’s tributaries. For me, the sublime nature of the waterfall was tops. The combination of its ability to overpower me and Read More …
Kumasi Pix
Funeral Photos
Here are a handful of images from the funeral. I will try to post some more later.
Red and Black.
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Volta
No other weekend could compare to the Volta Region trip. Beautiful place for beautiful people.
People
The Canopy Walk and Cape Coast Castle
Kumasi drive-by
I took this little video several weeks ago while we were in the bus, driving through the heart of Kumasi’s central market. Enjoy the commentary by Kayla and Lana (discussing scandals associated with Barclays), as well as the bus’s music, courtesy of Robert, eerily synched to the pace of the events unfolding out of the Read More …
A bit of a tease
So Group B has been up to some amazing things lately, so many that combined with the somewhat unreliable internet, we have a back up of blog posts waiting. Here are some photograph teasers of some of what is to come…
Gators in Ghana
Didn’t do much editing, but I figured with our limited internet access, it was more important to finally post this video. Also, I just realized that maybe they are crocs, not gators? I don’t know, but if that’s the case then just pretend the title is “Crocs in Chana” instead of “Gators in Ghana.” My Read More …
Children, Trees, and a Wood Market.
A very well-documented trip….
…we might have more pictures of each other taking pictures than pictures of Ghana itself.