Falafel's in Ghana

don’t wince when your taxi driver swerves suddenly into the path of oncoming traffic become impatient when he doesn’t stop taking photogra...

A tree has suddenly been chopped down in the garden at work. We’re puzzled to the point of hysteria by exactly how such a snap, comedy actio...

Beaches in Accra are a bit dirty, but if you head out 45 minutes or so to Kokrobite, you get gentle idyllic ocean, where I was referred to a...

Non-Ghanaians are called obrunis here, which is meant as a non-offensive term for foreigner. I’ve had a few occasions where everyone protest...

My journey to work deserves an entry of its own. There is a hint of irony in its contrast with my route to work at home! Leaving the house, ...

Started work last Monday and really enjoyed my first week. There are under 10 members of permanent staff at the education NGO where I’m work...

There is a school near our new house and their assemblies are an energetic affair, with lots of singing and clapping. For those interested i...