
Interviews
The Independent: After the ‘Year of Return’, Ghana’s government hopes to reunite the Diaspora (2020)
True Africa: Fuckboys & Feminists: An African Woman’s Burden (2016)
The AccraWeDey Podcast (2016)
BBC: Leaving the UK and Going Home to Ghana (2015)
Next City: Festival Aims to Prove Art Can Directly Benefit a City’s Poorest Citizens (2013)
Writing
James Murua: 2020 Morland Writing Scholarships Announced
Molara Wood on the John La Rose Short Story Competition
Videos
CitiTV Breakfast Daily: ‘Should you compromise your happiness for the success of your relationship?’ CitiTV (2020)
CitiTV Breakfast Daily: ‘Should it be a problem if a woman is independent?’ (CitiTV 2020)
Adventures from the Bedrooms of African Women: How to Have a Feminist Marriage (2019)
This is Africa: Interview (2016)
Digital Media
Ashesi University: Retooling technology to make learning fun: the case of the Ashesi class that has lessons on Whatsapp (2013)
Global Voices: Ghana: Want a new constitution? Text 1992 (2011)
DJing
Culture Trip: Meet the DJs transforming Accra’s Nightlife (2018)
Harmattan Rain: House Rules Interview (2017)
Beatphreaks: Turning Tables with Kobby Graham (2016)
No Requests: DJ snippet (2016)
Lecturing + Education
Ghana Studies Conference 2019: commentary on Sonic Lecture on the History of Highlife (2019)
Webster University: Webster Ghana Examines the ‘Surviving R. Kelly’ Documentary Series (2019)
Ashesi University: On Pop Academia: lecturer Kobina Ankomah-Graham looks beyond academic systems (2016)