Ian Goggin posted this excellent account of his work in Ghana earlier this month. Ian is teaching in Ghana and shares some terrific photos and cultural tips: “Food is very important here, and it is standard that if someone is eating when you talk to them, that they will say “You’re invited”, and expect you to have some of their food. It is impolite to say “No Thanks”, and instead you should either say thanks and try some, or say thanks, and then politely decline.” Good to know. Thanks, Ian, and good luck with your work in Ghana.
