Worlds Apart
I am a first time mum with an almost 6-month old son. This is also the first time I’ve written anything this lengthy about being a mother...
Wawa Aba: Planting the Seeds of Perseverance and Wisdom
From chiefs’ palace walls to the backs of plastic chairs, Adinkra symbols adorn almost every Ghanaian surface. Adinkra symbols represent...
Free SHS in Ghana?
The new government in Ghana has fulfilled its campaign promise of free SHS in Ghana for the start of the 2017-2018 school year. While...
Changing Society One Student at a Time
Exponential Education is working on empowering both boys and girls to become social change agents in their communities in Ghana. Expo...
Who should talk to kids about sex?
"If pregnancy were a book they would cut the last two chapters." Nora Ephron The rate of teenage pregnancy in Ghana is high. Every year...
Some beliefs and behaviours I wish Ghanaians could stop
Don’t get me wrong, Ama Ghana (Ama because Ghana was born on Saturday) is an awesome country! People of all tribes, creed, and religion...
The sky is my limit
I am very excited to have started a new term! This term is short but intense. All Girls LEAP students are ending their programs for the...
The cheap unifier
So, I am a food lover...Okay, let me try to rephrase that! I love food…not that I love to eat but I just love food. You will get me in a...
Sharing LUV for STEAM
What sets Exponential Education apart is that our organization focuses on capacity building. For example, in our Peer-2-Peer Program,...
What's in the language?
Expo works in Kumasi area of Ghana: the so-called Garden City, the historical centre of the vibrant Ashanti culture. The Akans are very...
