A Black British Girl's Perspective of a Global Village
You know she's the one because fate brought you together. You've laughed together, wept together, sang together and played together. You've shared silent moments together, awkward moments together and scary moments together. You know she's the one because despite all the arguments and all the fights, you still hold hands together. You've made plans together,... Continue Reading →
Also known as 'Mami Wata' in many parts of Africa where she originated from, brought to the new world by African slaves. I vaguely recall parts of my childhood spent in Ghana in my grandmother's house, however I do vividly remember my older cousins teasing me by saying; "mami wata will come for you when... Continue Reading →
There are certain people that come into your life for a reason... And I'm not saying that Bev came into my life just for our Portugal trip together... Though it has been a highlight of our friendship (along with many, MANY others of course!) Every time I think about this trip to Lisbon, a smile... Continue Reading →
This famous creation by Oscar Niemeyer completed in 1996, can be found across the Rio-Niteroi bridge from Rio de Janeiro City. The futuristic building is beyond its time, resembling a floating flying saucer over Niteroi bay. It's circular interior exposes stunning panoramic views across Guanabara Bay, along side a range of Contemporary art. The the basement... Continue Reading →
The streets of Central in Rio de Janeiro is the setting for a new project I've been working on while in Rio. To the left of Central station lies a bustling Afro-Brazilian community, amongst them live and work African immigrants. Many of whom have lived in Brazil for over 10 years and consider Brazil home.... Continue Reading →
Despite being born and bred in London, I'm still very much Ghanaian. And boy am I made to know it! From the strict up bringing, the food I've grown up eating (my favourite being waayche- Ghanaian rice and beans), the countless holidays to Ghana as a child- holiday meaning visiting every aunt and uncle there... Continue Reading →
Travelmaker Kai 