Taking the Humans of New York lens to the city of Tamale, Northern Ghana. Each interview was conducted by MacCarthy Lomotey, a human of Tamale himself and co-founder of Hopin Academy
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"My father's yam farm is 12 miles from my home and I have to go and sell some yam for some money and to support the family."
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"For the last two years, he's been a great friend to me, both at school and at home." What do you like about him? "He saves me a seat at dining."
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"She will be starting school in September 2015. Her mother and I have been preparing for her first day in school and now it's almost time."
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"That is his favorite position on the bike when we are taking a ride to the market or when I am going to school." Why is it his favorite place? "Sitting there makes him feel like he's the one controlling the bike. Now everyone in my school and my class knows him." How? "Because I go with him to all my lectures and group studies. His father is mostly traveling."
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We travel 23 miles by public bus and sometimes tricycle to this small village to buy Soya Beans back to our town for re-sale. Now we are done with the transaction with the farmers and we are waiting for the bus to pick us up. How does your daughter take such long journeys on this rough road? Well she is used to it and she is much stronger than i am, i mean she was not born back in the day while i traveled all over to far and rough journeys. So she was born with a strong heart and she keeps me company. ( Saboba district, Eastern corridor, Northern Ghana.)
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DSCF4448 by ARC - The Alliance of Religions and Conservation Via Flickr: ARC/Tree Aid agroforestry workshop, Tamale, Ghana February 2012 Organised by the Alliance of Religions and Conservation and Tree Aid to share best practice and skills around tree planting and agroforestry for Muslim and Christian faith representatives Visit www.arcworld.org
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Who’s got the bigger arms?
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