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Ghana influence — To be continued

It has been more than 20 days since I came back from the Ghana trip. The influence I brought back…

Coming into this program, I really didn’t know what to expect. I didn’t know what the country would be like….

The state of primary health care (PHC) in Ghana rests in policymakers’ hands. Previous leadership has consistently failed to implement…

On our trip to Kumasi, the group stopped by an Adinkra making facility in the Ashanti region. Adinkra is a…

Last week I had a very interesting day at work. It started just like any other, I showed up wondering…

My favorite show on ESPN is ESPN FC. Of course, the show is relatively unpopular and has a mediocre time…

Last week I went to an orphanage with a colleague to help her produce her final story for Metro TV….

Last Thursday I was able to get the day off of work and spend it learning about composting through the…

According to Google, and the 2012 population census records, 75% of the population is Christian. Before the trip, I learned…

An article I wrote for the Business and Financial Times about our most recent trip to Kumasi where we were…

On our excursion to Kumasi this weekend, we visited the Kejetia market, one of the largest local outdoor markets in…

“Me pacho Chicken and Jollof” is something I have said almost every day since arriving in Accra earlier this summer….

Hey everyone and Leslie, I am now sitting down to write my fourth blog post about a couple things I…

JOY 99.7 FM is Ghana’s oldest and most prominent radio station. My internship has taken place here, in Kokomlemle, under…

A quick reflection of my first ten days in Ghana in the form of an article published in the Business and…