WomenChangeAfrica: Kelewele, Waakye & Dumsor: The Ladies of 'An African City' Return

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Kelewele, Waakye & Dumsor: The Ladies of 'An African City' Return

We are here for the season 2 of An African City and aren't going anywhere, anytime soon. The show which focuses on the lives of African women returnees living in Accra Ghana is back and we can't wait to delve in. The show aired on Sunday January 24th, and let's just say the plot line is already looking incredible. From talking about Waakye (a Ghanaian cuisine) versus Salmon, to the rules of the returnee, we are here for it all.

Last year we enjoyed the episodes Season 1 and had the opportunity to sit and chat with the producers of the show on our Season 1 Interview . Well the ladies are back this year with many surprises, stories, and experiences to share with the world. Our friends at Circumspect had a chance to catch up with some of the ladies of African city, and got the behind the scenes scoop. For all of you who are checking out the show please feel free to share your thoughts on this season, and for those who haven't already we highly suggest that you do.

Cast of An African City Photocredit www.africancityvhx.tv

You can subscribe to the show and watch the live stream of African City online Here

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Moiyattu Banya is Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Women|Change|Africa. She has over 10 years plus experience on working on women and gender issues both on the African continent and in the diaspora and has lead digital campaigns, and communication strategies for a multiple of women owned brands and organizations. Out of her passion to tell stories both in the digital space and in writing, she created WCA in 2012. The platform has celebrated over 50+ brands, companies and organizations owned by African women living both in the diaspora and on the continent. In 2014 she was selected out of 200 women to participate in the African Women’s Development Fund Creative Non Fiction Writing Course in Entebbe Uganda an experience that forever changed her writing journey. She is a social entrepreneur by training and has a masters in social enterprise and administration from Columbia University’s School of Social work.