My name is Abrakwa Daniel. I grew up in the Eastern Region of Ghana and graduated from the University of Cape Coast in 2012. After graduating, I completed my national service from 2012 to 2013 at Keta Senior High Technical School, where I taught social studies. At that time, the school did not offer any history lessons. From 2013 to 2016, I continued to work as a volunteer teacher at the school. In 2016, I was offered a permanent post with the Ghana Education Service. In 2018, I introduced history as a subject at Keta Senior High Technical School, as the school had not previously offered this subject. From 2018 to the present day, I have been the sole history teacher at KETASCO.

Joel Degue was a geography teacher at Keta Senior High Technical School for many years. He is currently a qualified and licensed tour guide based in Ghana and chairman of the Ghana Tour Guides Association for the Volta and Oti regions. He has been awarded the title of ‘Best Tour Guide in the Volta and Oti Regions’. As part of his work, he is committed to sustainable tourism. Furthermore, promoting cultural heritage in the Volta Region and across Ghana is a central part of his professional work and his commitment, which also encompasses environmental sustainability, climate justice and the circular economy. Thanks to his in-depth specialist knowledge, he is also active as a writer, blogger, author, social commentator and former radio presenter. He is reachable through +233 24 250 1638 and via email: joel.degue[at]gmail.com.