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June 21, 2018
Uriah Karikari is an entomologist and an agripreneur, passionate about putting smiles on the faces of people. This passion has led him to take a job with an NGO which motivates and encourages the youth to become entrepreneurs. He spends eight hours of his working days serving as an assistant […]
June 21, 2018
A mention of mental health in Ghana conjures images of a “mad” woman or man who roams the street clad in tatters. This has been the state of mental health awareness in the country for centuries. In recent times, however, things appear to be taking a different turn, albeit at […]
June 21, 2018
I moved back to Ghana in 2014, and I know firsthand how many systems in the country don’t work. When I needed to renew my son’s Ghana passport, I was not excited at all as I knew the toil it would be. My knowledge of the new online application process […]
June 21, 2018
From the United States of America to the Queensland to the land down under, in the past decade more Ghanaians have repatriated than ever in history. Though many still pursue the American dream and desire to move abroad for various reasons, many who have tasted the other side seek to […]
June 21, 2018
As Ghanaian professionals who have returned home, one of the major constraints is our ability to get housing mortgages given the relatively high prices for real estate in Ghana, and even higher interest rates. This was one of the first discussions at the birth of Ahaspora in 2011 – as […]