2006 Blogging in Paris // 2007 Moving to Ghana and starting the blog Rain in Africa // 2008 Getting married, a haircut and a Ghanaian driver’s license. Initiating ghanablogging.com // 2009 Teaching at Ashesi University // 2010 Starting PhD at University of Ghana // 2011 Giving birth to our Ghanaian-Swedish baby // 2012?
Your K.H.A.-mments
- Mitch Dular: Great information
- Kwaku: Kajsa, like you pointed out yourself the sample size is small and there is no guarantee that the sample you chose is representative of the general population. Another comment is that...
- Navratna: Great post!! very informative. Thank you very much for such a lovely and informative post.
- Kobe Subramaniam: Thanks. I got a feel of it. Nice event.
- Oluniyi D. Ajao: Pics please
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seriously nice site. Congrats, Kajsa! Now waiting for my link on the “regular reads”;-)
You just keep posting regularly and your site will come up here in no time!
Kajsa that is a nice blogging site you have here
So not only are you promoting Sweden but also Ghana kudos. You should met with Mats Karlsson before she left.
Thanks Kennedy, as a matter of fact I came to Mats farewell party…
Kajsa, how do I reach you? this is my email humanistleo@hotmail.com
Leo Igwe nigeria
Leo, I have sent you an e-mail!
Hi Kajsa, I have a project I want to discuss with you, please email me and I will give you more information!
Check your inbox!
Hello Kajsa,
I’m a former student from Dalarna and Linkoping universities in Sweden.
My former lecturer, Mats Utas gave me your contact during a book launch in Uppsala and asked me to see you for any research collaboration and teaching opportunities when I’m in Ghana.
I hold 2 year Masters in Child Studies from Linkoping , MA in African Studies; and Diploma in Human Rights in the global era from Dalarna University. I had my bachelors (BA Psychology) from the university of Ghana.
I’m currently Research Coordinator/Research and Development Consultant with JMK Consulting Ltd.
The author of two independent scientific books:
‘Poverty as an abuse of human rights in Ghana: A grassroots perspective’
‘Intercountry child adoption: The perspective of African immigrants in Sweden’
They are online on http://www.amazon.com, amazon.ca, amazon.co.uk, morebooks.de etc.
I’ll like to meet you for more discussion so please let me hear from via my mail: carmah03@gmail.com