150 Days in Ghana

Mali. Where to begin. Bamako has the largest number of motor bikes I have ever seen, far more scooters than cars (by at least 10 to 1; http:...

The day starts early here. The first class sequence at the University is 6 am to 8 am (ouch!) and we routinely get phone calls between 6:30 ...

When Leah, Kris and I went to Adanwomanse, the weaving village, I bought a large “old Kente” cloth from one of the shops (old Kente uses a v...

March 6th was Ghana’s 53rd anniversary and Sue and I spent a wonderful evening at a concert of hymns and patriotic songs performed by the KN...

We’ve had some tremendous rain storms this week, even though the rainy season is ostensibly four to six weeks off. The huge downpours are ac...

(Media update: I posted some videos of the New Year’s Eve event on Vimeo. Worth a look: http://www.vimeo.com/8637884 http://www.vimeo.com...