Posted on October 14th, 2010
Greetings from Sogakope! YEVUUUU! YEVUUUU! YEVUUUU! (the word for white person in the Ewe language) is the chant I hear repeatedly, from both children and adults, as I walk around the town of Sogakope, the capital of the South Tongu District of Ghana that sits on the Volta river. I have been living in this [...]
Posted on August 26th, 2010
Hello! My name is Matthew Curran and I am setting off in a few weeks to do a three month internship in Sogakope, a town of 8000 people in the Volta Region of Ghana. I am currently in my last semester at the University of Ottawa where I am completing my honours degree in Psychology with a [...]
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