Report on Ghana Sept 2007
By Holly Graham
My three-month stay in Ghana in the autumn of 2007 was, in several respects, unlike anything else I’ve ever done. I arrived in Ghana in September and it was the first time I had ever been to Africa. Having had some experience of the culture, the climate, the smell of a country like Ghana would have been good preparation, but was by no means necessary. Ghana is different in almost every way from other sub-Saharan countries and discovering the continent for the first time in the way I did – actually living my life there and experiencing the culture as part of daily life – is an excellent introduction to, as our project co-ordinator loved to call it, ‘African life’.
Back Home
By Andrew Bolton
So I arrived back home last tuesday, and today (tuesday) I’m heading off to Romania (blogspot to be arranged).
This week has flown past however Chiyumu seems along way from here.
My last week in Zambia was full to the brim, after saying adios to the others in Lusaka me and Teacher T (Thomas) headed to the Agricultural fair, to see our NGO performing and say bye to them and give them an update of what had been happening since their last visit.
