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Mamas know best: an organization in Ghana profits with fair tradeExpenses to remain “fair trade” increase production costs, putting companies at a competitive disadvantage. But one Ghanaian organization is an exception to the rule.May 4, 2013
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Going out in style: Fantasy coffin-makers of TeshieFamilies in Ghana spare no expense in sending their loved ones to the beyond in a coffin shaped like an airplane, a chicken, a boot, or some other object that held meaning in the person's life.May 2, 2013
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Housing project brings water, sanitation to Amui Dzor slumThe residents of the Amui Dzor housing project have access to bathrooms, showers and kitchens. It is a vastly different lifestyle than those living in the surrounding slum.Apr 26, 2013
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Journalists doubt information will soon be free in GhanaFreedom of information leglistation in Ghana has been a long time in the making – it has languished for a decade. But even if it is passed, some Ghanaian journalists don't believe the law will change a thing.Apr 22, 2013
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Pushing for rights literacy in rural GhanaWomen in rural Ghana face barriers in accessing justice – a gap in education means they might not know they are being victimized, and if they do, what to do about it.Apr 18, 2013
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The trauma of warAs my time here in Liberia comes to a close, some of my most profound experiences have been chance encounters with strangers who tell of the unhealed wounds in this post-conflict society.Apr 18, 2013
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Boston attack: An international perspectiveDeep in conversation with a group of Ghanaians and Canadians at a restaurant in Accra on Monday night, I was interrupted by a question from one of my Canadian colleagues: “There was a bombing in Boston?”WorldApr 16, 2013
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The fixerAfter 23 years off the air, Liberian state TV is finally getting rolling on a daily news program.Apr 9, 2013
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A miracle in the bushAbandoned by his family, the teenager lay mostly on his back in the Liberian bush, surviving on scraps he earned by cracking palm nuts for years on end. His name is Varney. And his story is almost hard to believe.Apr 4, 2013
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A close call in LiberiaAs soon as we arrived, we got a sense something was wrong.Apr 1, 2013
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