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Entreprenuers, macro econ, & some praise n' glory
... 5 businesses include real estate, commerical banking, microfinance, infrastructure, and something else. He's ex-MS (about 6 years ago left debt capital markets, and started his own thing. Phew, went back to ol travel express, grabbed a snack and hopped in a cab to meet Julius in Tema to drive to church. Yep, wednesday night church 6-9:30. you can actually go to church almost any night of the week if you'd like here. Well we were quite a bit late because of the outrageous ...
Akwaaba!!
... day started again. We ate breakfast at the International Students hostel then the group of GS and Human Rights students took a bus to Ashesi University; a beautiful hillside campus on the outskirts of Accra. The few professors and students took us around for a tour and then orientation. So freaking mad that I forgot my camera. A few interesting things I learnt today
- We (the Western ...
Koffi's Kitchen
... you at the other end. "Hi Sarah! Its Ekow!" Oh no, you think, who the hell is Ekow? Gradually it comes back to you that you had a two minute conversation outside a chop stall two weeks ago. 'What one earth does he want?!' you wonder. He doesn't want anything, other than to know how you are, that you haven't had any problems, that your companion is ok, and then you say goodbye. An alien concept to us Brits. This is how Rob's friendship with Koffi first began, and over the weeks ...
Ghanaian Adventures!
... but I also urge you to visit their website, globalmamas.org, where they have a list of retail stores in the US that sell their products.
I apologize for the length of this blog, but it is so difficult to condense these experiences! Also, there should be two more coming soon, as we have just left Mauritius and are heading to India. We were completing midterms this past week so I got a little behind on the blogs! I miss everyone and hope you are all doing well at home. Love you ...
Ampento Village
... on women in a matrilineal society.
The Asante region is one of five regions in Ghana that practices matrilineal inheritance. I wanted to determine how this serves as a source of power for women and identify some of the adversities they face when confronted with crop production and legal rights to the land. The people of Ampento and Beposo do not own land titles and demarcate their property by planting certain flowers or trees. When challenged with ...
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- Wheelchair accessibility
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