#abrewa

Madam Kanye... when I entered Mognori, an eco friendly community and sits about 14KM to the east of the Mole National Park I met some kids who were welcoming enough to teach me a thing a two about the community. Madam Kande AKA Abrewa had heard our conversation so she came out to see what was happening. She stood at the entrance to her house for about five minutes laughing at me learning some few words in the Hanga Language from the kids. After that she spoke to me. We were having difficulties understanding each other at the beginning because she can’t speak English and I can’t speak Hanga pass “Awoo” “Anee Toma” and “Eyuri.” She asked me “Wo te Twi?” (do you understand twi). I said yes, and then we spoke for long. Her husband returned from farm later and joined us. I love her and her family so much. . . 📷: Nana Osei - 2018 . . #tamale #northernregion #mognori #ecofriendly #environment #damongo #mole #molenationalpark #madamkande #language #hangalanguage #ashantiimmigrant #travelphotography #doghana #wangowango #meetpeople #kids #abrewa #streetstyle #streetphotography #everydayafrica #dynamicafrica #visiterlafrique (at Northern Region) https://www.instagram.com/p/Brw0v-lAiLw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vssc04xpqjcz

‘We are not a people of yesterday. Do they ask how many single seasons we have flowed from our beginnings till now? We shall point them to the proper beginning of their counting. On a clear night when the light of the moon has blighted the ancient woman and her seven children, on such a night tell them to go alone into the world. There, have them count first the one, then the seven, and after the seven all the other stars visible to their eyes alone.’ - Ayi Kwei Armah, Two Thousand Seasons