Denu, Ghana

... the village. Now, you may have wondered why I chose the title ‘Homes, Sweet Homes’. During my trip, I realized that Ghana has become my second home; and, as with any home, I will certainly be going back. I felt welcome everywhere I went, and ...

... , I could not help but feel excited for my last two weeks. I will be studying privately with Kwasi. This is what I came to Ghana for, and I really excited to work with Kwasi everyday. I'm not sure if I will get another chance to update before I leave, but ...

The standard tourist itinerary through Ghana goes something like this: Accra, across to some coastal forts and beaches, up to Kumasi, and home. You will note that Ho is not on this itinerary (really, there's not much reason to visit as tourist) and nor is ...

... and said we should leave, and she was right. It was going to get dark, and we still had to buy our veggies and eggs. Plus, in Ghana, if you meet new people, they want you around for a while. They’ll be your new best friends. It’s a bit much, ...