Second Week in Review
Day 18: 2100 hours, 34 minutes. Living in a house full of strangers is challenging. You find out plenty of…
Day 18: 2100 hours, 34 minutes. Living in a house full of strangers is challenging. You find out plenty of…
Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights (ARHR) is a Ghanaian NGO that advocates for gender equality, community empowerment, and reproductive health…
In Ghana, I’m interning for Today Newspaper, an independent daily whose slogan is “We Blend Our Vision With Truth &…
From the perspective of someone with very little previous interaction with the sport of football and absolutely zero interaction with…
Today Esi Benewaaa, a Starr FM reporter, and I went to Old Fadama mentioned in my previous post and elsewhere…
It’s one week into my internship at StarrFM and I’ve worked on many interesting stories that were read on air….
As part of my internship I had a unique opportunity to attend the annual President’s Cup here in Ghana. The…
This past Thursday, I attended a relief event that has proven to be one of the most difficult things I’ve…
Having completed my first week (and a few days), I have so much to reflect on. If you look at…
In Ghana, most services and products are up for bargain. In America, there are set prices and those are non-negotiable….
It has taken me a while to write about the castles we toured while in Cape Coast. I needed time…
Every day in Ghana is its own adventure. When you think this country is done surprising you, it throws another…
About three things I was absolutely positive. First, Ghanaians love Obama. Second, there is a part of them, and I…
There’s this episode of the Nickelodeon kids show SpongeBob SquarePants in which SpongeBob, on the way back from visiting a…
Hello Readers, Since I have been abroad in Ghana for a couple weeks a lot has happened. I have spoken…