Silence has entered our homes : Salomey Awiti Bafoh and the chilling effect of free expression in Ghana
A few days ago, I was at home speaking with one of my cousins. She was unhappy with the government. There was nothing remarkable about the scene: two citizens, in a private home, discussing those who govern them. She was explaining what frustrated her and why she thought some things were going wrong. My grandmother overheard us. She came out,…
A few days ago, I was at home speaking with one of my cousins. She was unhappy with the government. There was nothing remarkable about the scene: two citizens, in a private home, discussing those who govern them. She was explaining what frustrated her and why she thought some things were going wrong. My grandmother overheard us. She came out,…