Twenty Years by the Fire: How Fish Smoker Auntie Aya is Raising Six Children through Determination and Hard Work
Behind every smoked fish sold in Ghana’s markets is a story of resilience, sacrifice, and unwavering determination. For many women in coastal communities, fish smoking is more than an occupation, it is a lifeline that feeds families, educates children, and sustains entire households despite the many challenges involved. In this episode of At the Table […]
Years of Carrying Fish, Dreams of Selling: Autistic Headporter Seeks a Way Out
In this deeply moving episode of the At the table with Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa , we bring you a heartfelt, essential conversation with Afua Panyin , an autistic fish headporter (kayayo) from Npoano, Elmina, in the Central Region of Ghana. She has spent nearly a decade working as a head potter, specifically carrying heavy […]
I JUST WANT TRANSPORT TO GET MY PRODUCE TO MARKET” – WOMAN FARMER WITH DISABITY PLEA FOR SUPPORT
At just 26 years old, Grace Abrah is proving that disability is not a barrier to success. From her farm in Bebiaaneha near Abura Dunkwa in Ghana’s Central Region, the mother of three cultivates cocoa, cassava, plantain, cocoyam, and garden eggs, using agriculture not only to feed her family but also to contribute to Ghana’s […]
Official Theme Song for “At The Table With Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa” Out Now on Major DSPs
The official theme song for the newly launched public interest programme, “At the Table with Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa,” is now available on all major digital streaming platforms. The inspiring song is dedicated to celebrating women farmers and farmers living with disabilities across Ghana, in recognition of their resilience, strength, sacrifices, and immense contributions toward sustaining the […]