Keta is a promising stop for intrepid immersions in nature, adventure and history in Ghana. More under-the-radar than look-at-me, the charm of the land between sea and lagoon is in its contemplative beauty; so uncrowded as to make you feel you have happened on a hidden gem.
Book Review: Kintu by Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi’s masterful epic is a triumph of a novel, and a feast of reading that weaves many lines into the narrative map. All the while, it trusts you to keep up with the change of tone, time, characters and circumstances.
Chalewote Street Art Festival, Ghana
The annual festival in Jamestown, Accra weaves a vibrant tapestry of culture, creativity and community.
The A to Z of Ghanaian Food Favourites
A dash of sugar and spice and all things food. You’ve been served.
Book Review: Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Americanah is an exploration of race, identity and belonging. It moves fluidly between the complex and the simple, unafraid to laugh at and examine its characters, and ultimately, us.