At the beginning of the year, some of the girls told me they were bored because there was nothing to do in Funsi.

I suggested starting a club. First of all it was just girls, but then some of the boys also wanted to join. We started meeting regularly and we got a name, The GIrls & Boys Club of Funsi. It was decided to form a dance group and I would take practice regularly with them.

So after several weeks of rehearsal, it was a great honour to welcome John Dramani Mahama, the former President of Ghana with a performance when he came to visit our village. Here is what we did!

The Australian High Commissioner, Mr Gregory Andrews checks out the market in Kumasi: "My driver Lawrence, who at the High Commission we all call Papa Law, took me for a tour of Kumasi’s incredible Kejetia Market. It is famed for being the largest in West Africa. For me, the market celebrates the vibrancy and humanity of Africa. Blessings to everyone who features in this video. And thanks to Wiyaala for the music."

It's only a 6 hour flight to Ghana from Europe and we have some wonderful beaches to enjoy!

A few of my favorite clips from last weekend.
Drone pilot: me 🙋🏽‍♀️🥰 #Dji
Music: Tinambanyi @Wiyaala
Apam - Ghana 🇬🇭 pic.twitter.com/eaKQtkaC78

— Ashkar (@Roselyn_Ashkar) September 18, 2020

This is what happened when Kim from Belgium and traditional musician Stevo from Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region came to visit me in Funsi!