Jamestown is one of Accra’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods, known for its fishing community, colorful streets, and deep cultural roots. Walking through Jamestown feels like stepping into a living storybook of Accra’s past and present. This image above captures Jamestown’s lifeblood: the sea. The fishing docks are a hub of activity, with boats coming…
If you travel across Ghana, one thing becomes clear: the north and south feel very different. The south is home to bustling cities like Accra and Kumasi, while the north, including places like Tamale, remains more rural and underdeveloped. During my recent visit to Tamale, I explored villages and rural areas to understand why this…
When people think of Africa, they often imagine wildlife safaris, big cities, or beautiful beaches. But there’s another side that is equally important: rural life. On my recent visit to Tamale, Ghana, I explored villages that reveal what daily life is really like for millions across the continent. These photos and stories highlight 6 eye-opening…
One of the most common questions people ask about rural Africa is this: How do people in villages make a living? During my recent trip to Tamale, Ghana, I spent time exploring small villages and getting a closer look at daily life. What I found is that while life here is simple, it is also…
When I think of authentic Africa, my mind always goes to the villages. On my recent trip to Tamale in northern Ghana, I stepped into a world where time feels slower, and every corner tells a story of tradition, resilience, and simple living. This post is a visual guide through some of the sights I…
While exploring rural Tamale in northern Ghana, I came across something that speaks volumes about life in many parts of Africa. It was a simple signboard advertising the services of a traditional baby attendant. It made me reflect on how many women across rural Africa still rely on these attendants for childbirth and maternal care….