Andie Tenoso: An American View on Ghana Sports
I find it interesting the differences between American and Ghanaian sports outlets. The stories are produced in two completely different…
Teaching at UG
This is a just a quick post to share what has probably been the highlight of the trip for me…
Election Season
Just like the United States, Ghana is currently in the midst of a heated presidential election campaign. Ghanaians will go…
Morning Surprise
The commute to work is more than just a part of my day, it’s an unpleasant hassle. I wake up…
My Coworkers
I was sitting at my desk at work when two of my coworkers walked in singing to me. I was…
Parliament and Adjusting to the Ghanaian Way of Life
On my second day of work, when my boss told me I would get the opportunity to accompany my co-worker…
First Day at the Daily Guide
On my first day at the Daily Guide, Ghana’s most popular independent newspaper, I was just happy I didn’t get…
My First Experience on a Tro-Tro
When my boss at Today newspaper offered that the company driver take me home after my first day, I said…
The 'Talking' Room
As Kofi lead us to the school, I was keenly inquiring about the students and the subjects taught to them….
44 Days in Ghana
I am compiling pages for a book on my day to day activities in Ghana. Each of the images is…
A Friday to Remember
This is an update post, and I’ll keep it short and sweet. In my last blog post, I discussed my…
Ghana Week One
There is much more here; one is forced to experience something new every day. Just when dark matter starts to…
The Biggest Mistake I Made in Ghana so Far
Last weekend, we stayed at the Coconut Grove Beach Resort in Elmina, which is about a 4 hour drive from…
A Note for Those With a Camera
Wednesday afternoon, June 29, 2016. After touring W.E.B Dubois’ Ghanaian home, I travelled with Keya and Adam to the A&C…