This is an image you’ve surely seen before. Crying African babies with extended bellies and flies on their faces. This was, for many of us, nearly the only image we ever saw through the media on “Africa”; an entire continent that seemed to be made up of only …
Just a quick video I had to share- this made my day! Kudos to everyone promoting the awesome side to any country in Africa- I have to say, Ghana will always be one of my faves. Have a great day everyone! PS. Does anyone know the name and artist for the second so …
My experience of traveling in Ghana is intricately woven with memories of music; from traditional music we learned from various master drummers around the country, to the hip-life and pop music we heard on every street corner, restaurant and bar. The music was inescapable and …
SocEnt Christmas is drawing near. Yes, that’s right, the Skoll World Forum is just around the corner. The forum takes place at a location perfectly fitting of it’s awesomeness: at the Said Business School at the University of Oxford, home of the Skoll Centre for S …
Lately, there just haven’t been enough hours in the day. You know, when you have a list of things that can’t be put off any longer, but all you want to do instead is read that book on your coffee table? It’s the worsty-worst. So today, I have a few more read …
Howdy remlings (redearthmarket-lings… something I’m trying out…gimme a break) Today is International Women’s Day! Each year on 8 March, International Women’s Day is celebrated to honour the economic, social and political achievements of women internationally. It is …
As the holder of three active Twitter accounts there is little doubt that I am a believer when it comes to the power and reach of social media. Twitter is direct, engaging and immediate, allowing its users to access and communicate a breadth of information in 140 characters …