Most challenging aspect of writing the guide book? When I tried calling the STC in Accra to get the timetables they hung up on me five times. I’d get as far as, say, Cape and Kumasi and I still needed … Continue reading
Top 10 travel moments in the past 4 years 1. I was dancing in a Vietnamese disco with my workshop trainees (we were in the middle of a 6 day workshop—they made us go). Right there on the dance floor … Continue reading
What was the most challenging aspect of writing the guide book? Getting the information we needed about transport systems in the different cities as we do not have an organized transport system in Ghana. Somehow it’s organized in its own … Continue reading
You might be interested to know what the most popular posts of 2009 were. Here they are in order. 1. How Dangerous is travel in Ghana? This is not really a surprise as we did a mini survey about what … Continue reading
Thanks for visiting G-lish. We’re undertaking a site redesign which will take a few days. If you’re interested in reading our 46 page Insider’s Guide to Volunteering in Ghana, you can pick it up by clicking on the link Insider’s … Continue reading
We have a new site www.g-lish.org where you can read all articles from This is Ghana in a much more organised fashion. Read Cautionary Tales: What to look out for in a volunteer program there. We hope our tough-won experience … Continue reading
We have a new site www.g-lish.org where you can read all articles from This is Ghana in a much more organised fashion. Read Cape to Kumasi and Kejetia: the first time there. I wrote this after my first visit to … Continue reading
I was once able to sit and concentrate all day, without disruption. Now, even when I’m deeply engrossed in what I’m doing, I have no choice but to endure random disruptions and shift my attention to something else—that doesn’t require electricity, or internet, or water. Continue reading
Two 19 day itineraries for Ghana Continue reading
I tend to rough it as a traveler and don’t mind putting myself through hell to get where I want to go (which I didn’t know about myself until I came to Ghana), and sometimes forget that not everyone shares this inclination so I’ve written four itineraries that cater to different traveling styles and durations. The first two are based on 10 days and cover the major highlights: one easy, one more challenging. The next two (in the next post) are based on 19 days: one easy, and then the super challenging version. Continue reading
We have a new site www.g-lish.org where you can read all articles from This is Ghana in a much more organised fashion. Read Ghana Highlights Part 4: Accra/north to the three northern regions there. Welcome to what sometimes feels like … Continue reading
We have a new site www.g-lish.org where you can read all articles from This is Ghana in a much more organised fashion. Read Ghana Highlights Part 3: Accra to Kumasi and the Brong Ahafo there. Ghana Highlights Part 3: Accra … Continue reading
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