A Week in Accra
This past week it seems our media companies have laid on the work as we only have one week left….
Full streets and rich spirits – Kumasi and the Asantes
Originally published in Public Agenda on August 24, 2012 By Schuyler Durham I don’t know if there is a place…
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…
A Dollop of Inka
Originally Published on Emerge Magazine’s Blog on August 21st 2012 A Dollop of Inka By Myray Reames Picture this: you are…
Exploring the Volta Region
After a beautiful weekend in the Volta region I am relaxed and recharged for the city again. The monkeys, lake,…
Simply Sublime Volta
Our trip to the Volta Region this past weekend was by far my favorite side trip. It was an amazing…
Kumasi, Making Adinkra Cloth and Kente Cloth
Because Sung Park saved the day and brought another polaroid land camera for me to barrow I can now put…
How I Found My Name in the Second Largest Market in West Africa
A small dirt path to walk on with children, women with object balanced on their head, trash, and acrid meat…
East Legon At Night
Two photos from the balcony of our house at night. African nights in Accra usually have a sunset feel from…
Funeral Photos
Here are a handful of images from the funeral. I will try to post some more later.
Cape Coast and Elmina Castles
Many people think that slavery is a thing of the past, yet it is still happening around the world today….