If I had been asked a year ago whether the past still shapes the present, my answer would have been different from what it is today. This shift reflects a move from ignorance to a deeper understanding of Ghana’s history and heritage, gained through my PhD research on slavery and its enduring legacies. My PhD journey…
Alima Adam was overjoyed when she landed a job at one of the most prestigious companies in Accra. It was a dream come true — a reward for years of hard work, resilience, and determination. As a Northerner and a Muslim woman, her success represented more than just personal achievement; it was a step forward…
When asked what a tree of life is, the shea nut tree instantly comes to mind. In Northern Ghana, this tree forms the economic bedrock of many rural households, especially for women. It offers not just fruits in times of hunger, but also provides cooking oil, skin pomade, and a means to earn income. For countless women,…
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