A Sense of Savannah: Tales of a Friendly Walk through Northern Ghana


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Kofi Akpabli

Caution: For fear of emitting loud, embarrassing laughs, do not read this book in public.

When Kofi Akpabli was posted to the northern border town of Paga to do his national service, he thought it was just going to be another ‘national suffering’. But when he encountered love at first sight with the landscape and the people, he was soon to realise that something close to destiny tied him to the place.

The author was welcomed to a world refreshingly different from the back streets of Accra and Cape Coast. He discovered the smell of dawadawa, the taste of pito and the mystery of border towns. Over a period of seven years, Kofi crisscrossed the Upper East, Upper West and Northern Regions.

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