As someone who was born and raised in Ghana and has spent years traveling and talking to people across the world, I’ve always believed that safety is one of the most underrated privileges. You only realize how fragile it is when it’s taken from you, especially in a foreign land. That’s why the recent string…
In many developed countries, growing old is supposed to come with comfort, care, and dignity. Governments provide pensions. Healthcare is subsidized. And seniors are supported through structured systems built for aging. But in many parts of rural Africa, old age is not a time of rest. It is actually a time of survival. Across the continent,…
We met Zainab on a scorching afternoon in a quiet, overlooked corner of rural Ghana. The sun was merciless. The dust clung to our shoes, and the heat seemed to radiate from every wall. She sat on the floor hunched over, frail, and still almost as if she had melted into the background. From a…
Yes, 100 percent. Let me tell you why. At first glance, the outside of St. John’s Co-Cathedral doesn’t look like much. In fact, I almost walked past it. It has a simple, fortress-like façade. There was nothing that screamed “world-class attraction”. But the moment I stepped inside, everything changed. I stood there frozen in front…
If you’ve never been to Valletta before, let me tell you this. It’s one of those places that doesn’t look big on the map but feels like a whole storybook when you’re walking through it. The best place to begin your walk is at the City Gate. That’s the main entrance into Valletta, and it’s…
Most people head straight for the big names like the National War Museum or the Grandmaster’s Palace, and honestly, those are worth it. But if you’re like me and you enjoy the quiet, unexpected side of a city, then yes, Malta has a few lesser-known museums that are absolutely worth checking out. One I really…
More than beautiful. It’s dramatic, historic, and super photogenic. This building is just one example. Every street feels like you’re walking through an old European painting.
A unique mix. You’ll see medieval forts, Baroque churches, British colonial buildings, and corners like this that just feel frozen in time. Every corner in Valletta looks like a film set.
Honestly, this shot was taken from Sliema. That waterfront has some of the best panoramic views of Valletta across the bay. It’s stunning, especially during sunset.
It depends. Some parts like Valletta or older towns are very hilly, and the sidewalks can be narrow. But if you’re up for a little exercise, the views make it worth the climb. Just wear comfy shoes.