Kids in Ghana -
Smiles worth a thousand words
Two weeks ago, we were driving in a remote ares, near Jirapa, on Ghana's North-East border with Burkina Faso. As we slowed down to negotiate a series of mudholes, I saw a car coming from the other side with a familiar emblem on the side. I waved them to stop.
They were a WFP team on their way to check one of their school feeding programmes. I guess they were as surprised to see me there, as I was to meet them, in the middle of nowhere.
We followed them to the school, and took the opportunity to shoot some pictures and do a video interview with the school in the background.
Some of the pictures. I just loved their smiles...
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