<p>Ghana...rich in culture, good food, vibrant colours and amazing doctors. Today we chat with Dr. Hephzibah Okyere-Mensah, a public health physician in Kumasi Ghana and get a glimpse of life as a doctor in this West African country. Check out the project she runs called Kids Corner, aimed to educate parents about all things related to children's health.</p>

<p>Borderline Nosy logo by @derdy.dan (on instagram)</p>

Ghana...rich in culture, good food, vibrant colours and amazing doctors. Today we chat with Dr. Hephzibah Okyere-Mensah, a public health physician in Kumasi Ghana and get a glimpse of life as a doctor in this West African country. Check out the project she runs called Kids Corner, aimed to educate parents about all things related to children's health. Borderline Nosy logo by @derdy.dan (on instagram)

S02E2//How to become a doctor in: Ghana

They say life begins at 30, but that doesn't mean things from our past don't try to sneak their way back onto the main stage. 

Borderline Nosy is a show hosted by Dr. Kofi Afari, an everyday guy trying to make the best of his 30's by getting deep and meaningful with his friends and family. 

It's a show unpacking topics that seem to get more complicated with age and yet ever more essential to get right. Kofi speaks to people in his circle of influence with the hope that some listeners may realise they are not alone in their journey while also exposing others to perspectives they may never have encountered before. 

With lots of fun and laughter along the way, Borderline Nosy asks the questions, so you don't have to.

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They say life begins at 30, but that doesn't mean things from our past don't try to sneak their way back onto the main stage. Borderline Nosy is a show hosted by Dr. Kofi Afari, an everyday guy trying to make the best of his 30's by getting deep and meaningful with his friends and family. It's a show unpacking topics that seem to get more complicated with age and yet ever more essential to get right. Kofi speaks to people in his circle of influence with the hope that some listeners may realise they are not alone in their journey while also exposing others to perspectives they may never have encountered before. With lots of fun and laughter along the way, Borderline Nosy asks the questions, so you don't have to.

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