Waiting to board.
There can be few better places on this planet in which to chill and contemplate life than Kokrobite. This afternoon I am sat on the veranda deck outside of my […]
There can be few better places on this planet in which to chill and contemplate life than Kokrobite. This afternoon I am sat on the veranda deck outside of my […]
Whenever I speak to people about Fulani I always refer to it as ‘my school’. Of course it is not mine in any possessive sense and my contribution to it, […]
One or two of the many things that Africa teaches you is patience and the need to be flexible with plans. I began arranging my trip back to Fulani four […]
My return to Ghana finds me sat in the shady side balcony of the Agoo Hostel in the sweltering heat and humidity of the midday sun. Today is an in-between […]
By my second week at Fulani, the volunteer roster had changed, many of my original colleagues had returned to the UK and some equally lovely new people had arrived. One […]
Part of my heart will forever live in Fulani, a settlement, not a village, strung out over many acres, that is home to a semi-nomadic community. These people have it […]
In an exciting development, today I have launched Wandering Volunteer Weekly, an on-line publication that brings together in one place great content from around the web on many aspects of International […]
Among my first impressions of Ghana was how deeply religious the country is. In fact the question I got asked most frequently by Ghanaian’s was, “do you have faith?” With […]