My Reflections: A trip to Bunso, the journey into the ecological future
Ama Kudom‑Agyemang
From Accra’s sprawling urban landscape to Bunso’s thickening forest canopy, the journey of 117 kilometers felt like a passage into another Ghana; one where every breath carried the pulse of the forest with tangible richness.
Published by Francis Buetey
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