At first glance, the village looks the same as any other in northern Ghana. Small, straw-roofed mud huts cluster together like mushrooms. Ochre-colored dust hangs in the air. But the residents here are no regular villagers. Accused of witchcraft, forced to leave behind their communities, families and belongings, these people – who are very often … Continue reading Farming for a Better Life in Ghana’s ‘Witch Camps’