Eating Banku Eating Banku

Eating Banku

Here I am eating the prepared banku from Auntie Esther on the day of the funeral. It's night and there is no electricity. The only light comes from a few kerosene lamps.


From: Africa » Ghana » Greater Accra » Accra

Ghanaian  Flag Formed from the merger of the British colony of the Gold Coast and the Togoland trust territory, Ghana in 1957 became the first sub-Saharan country in colonial Africa to gain its independence. A long series of coups resulted in the suspension of the... [read more]
Blog: Some final thoughts from Ghana
Date: August 15th 2005

The experiences I have had thus far are probably not what would first come to mind when you talk about working in Africa. As a result, my view of Africa is one that doesn’t often get related back home. It’s one where people are trying to make a living in the same way we are in North America. People still want to live in the city and make money. They want to watch movies, and have a social life ... read more




Comment on Eating Banku




-- Rated 0 Stars --
VOTE

Lindsay Mitchell
A 4 month overseas volunteer with Engineers without Borders, sharing her experiences working and living in Ghana.... full info
Joined: May 28th 2005
Status: BLOGGER
Blogs: 6
Photos: 52
Forum posts: 0
TB Code:[photo=73843]

Options



Tot: 0.045s; Tpl: 0.007s; cc: 5; qc: 27; dbt: 0.0225s; 1; s:eros w:www (173.193.202.105); sld: 7; ; mem: 963.7kb