Roc Renaissance

🇯🇲 Jamaican vibes meet 🇬🇭 Ghanaian rhythm! Let's dive into the incredible journey of Donnaray as she shares her qualitative research, experiences, and heartfelt impressions about Ghana. She brings a unique lens to her observations. She reflects on the similarities and differences, fostering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness between these two nations.
The shared values of community, resilience, and a deep sense of identity have left an indelible mark on her perspective. .
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Wooow I can't wait for the next part. You've learnt a lot about Ghana within this short while... kudos. Some of the stuffs you mentioned isn't even known to Mr.Epic😅 It was just yesterday i realized even though Jamaicans do have the palm nut plant they don't really use it for anything. This is the what I love most about what you do, the cultural exchange part. So I know you're going to educate Jamaicans to start trying out palm nut soup😁. You made mention of "dukunu" which we call *dokonoo* and Mr Epic was like waakye, he said that because you made mention of plantain leaves. Here in you Ghana when you go out and want to buy waakye and don't want it sold to you in the plastic bag they would dish it out in plantain leaves for you.