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That One Time I Was a Fisherman

Looking back on my first week in Ghana, I find my memories a little blurry. The meaning of time has…

You can’t flush paper down the toilet. People hiss at you or make kissing noises to get your attention. Drivers…

Well, finally time to discuss my reason (partially) for coming to Ghana – INTERNSHIPS! Internships started Monday the 30th of…

Time spent away from home has a way of stretching itself. It’s a consistent theme here in Ghana no matter…

1. I started work – My internship with the Daily Guide has been very rewarding so far. I’ve written stories…

Roughly a week has passed since my last blog post…so much for staying on my game. I’m falling behind for several…

Recently we took a trip to a town called Aburi where we visited the local botanical gardens and a woodcarving…

At some point in the upbringing of most American citizens comes a time when they’re introduced to a bevy of…

Media has played a huge role in projecting the single story of Africa. This has ultimately led Americans to think…

Here in Ghana, dogs and cats aren’t really considered pets. Many of them just wander the streets, along with chickens…

I am now in the third week of my time in Ghana, time is flying and everything is beginning to…

This past Sunday Joy FM was broadcasting a special Sunday edition: an hour-long show at 6 p.m. recapping stories accumulated…

At some point during our travels we as a group started to realize how diverse the people of Ghana are….

I woke on Day 3 at 7 a.m…I thought it was later, but the combination of a blaring sun and…

As I was preparing for my trip to Ghana during the weeks leading up to my arrival, I figured I…