The City That Drinks Its Dead
Accra has been flooding since before independence. The water is not the problem. We are. There is a photograph that
Accra has been flooding since before independence. The water is not the problem. We are. There is a photograph that
On Sunday or Friday morning, Ghana is magnificent. The streets fill early, the women in their kente and lace, the
In the span of a few weeks, Ghana’s public discourse was forced into a difficult reckoning about authority, discipline, and
I was listening to the World Service last Tuesday when news of The Gambia’s case at the International Court of
Picture courtesy: Caroline Koomson. One of the wigs on sale… The world quietened around me. In that strange hour before
I remember standing at the gate of that famous house along the banks of the great river. Dusk was falling
I visited my hometown over the last weekend to attend the funeral of a very good friend of mine who
It was just after 2a.m. on a Wednesday dawn in April and I was driving from Tema to the Amansie
Sharing the happiness and optimism of the day from Alley Bar, I felt things might eventually be okay, even if
The birth of a child is a momentous occasion, one that brings joy and hope not just to the parents,
I must make a confession before I embark on this journey. I don’t know what I’m going to end up
Thirty years ago, one could be fairly certain that products from the public basic school system were in a position
Tema, Ghana’s port city is in so many ways reflective of the growth trajectory of this West African state. With
A couple of weeks ago I found myself one evening in a coffee shop with a young graduate of the