An article by Nana Nyarko Boateng

Our sex culture is in a "blockbuster series". Though roles are largely inexact; women, men and children get on it like it's nobody's production. In the absence of a well meaning director, nobody says cut, no one says lights; all there is, is action. The Ghanaian culture is diverse, and yet there are some common characteristics and fundamental concepts across the nation. Sex is one theme that has a common consensus on how it should be handled. Many Ghanaians are comfortable with keeping sex in the throne room of taboos. Our sexual psychology and manners protrudes on an inattentively expanded stage where audiences pretend not to see the human blood that drips from their complimentary tickets.

An article by Nana Yaw Sarpong

In Africa, we have continued to live as a people who do not bite-- although in our collective effort we can more than any other grouping-- not even when we are wronged. When we wrong others, we are quick to make things right, not for fear, but for peaceful co-existence. That has been our way, the way.