>Christmas Ghana Style (of course it involves goats!)
>The holidays have come to all creatures on this earth. How are you celebrating them? This is how some of my fellow bloggers are honoring the holidays. Nana Kofi was especially happy with his gift…
>Twi Course in 2010
>Here’s a message from the Goethe Institute in Accra: Since the current TWI courses at the Goethe-Institut Accra are highly appreciated we are proud to announce the ongoing of our TWI courses in 2010!! The…
>Tonight is Eha-Lakasa Poetry Slam 09
>I’m terribly excited, a urban and outright cool event like a poetry slam for the first time in Ghana! It takes off tonight Wednesday 16th of December 2009 at Alliance Francaise (close to 37 tro-tro…
>A Degree in Digital Anthropology, Anyone?
> Image by Getty Images via Daylife Some exciting news was reported by the Culture Matters blog today here and it is just typical. Only four and a half years too late the graduate degree…
>Ghanaian Blogger at COP15
> I can proudly announce that our own Ghanablogging member MacJordan landed in Denmark on Sunday to cover the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen (COP 15). See his account of his first day…
>Holiday Season in Ghana or Afehyia Pa
>As the Christmas spirit this year is all around, see for instance in the Ghanaian blogosphere Maya Maame telling us about how the elections stole the season last year here, Holli discovering some unorthodox decorations…
>Gallup World Poll Supports My Migration Research
>Right now I am extremely excited as comparative evidence supporting my research is available from Gallup. What I am interested in is why so many of the Ghanaian university students seems to want to leave…
