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why we've built the whole thing in public, on-chain, from the very beginning.

25 Completed boreholes; The WellsForAll story.

Borehole #26 Update

26th borehole update

26th borehole - wellsforall

borehole #26

Our 3-Layer Sustainability Model

A guided tour of every borehole.

Today was really a stressful day for me As a student, I don't really have much free time because I have school activities and other I have other things to do, so today was actually the only day I had some

the blockchain’s proof that we built 25 boreholes

The recent flooding in Accra has broken my heart. Our capital, and our pride, were completely flooded. In hours families have seen everything they owned destroyed. Some Ghanaians have lost their homes

Transparency isn't something WellsForAll strives for. It's a part of everything we do. From day one of our first projects, we've made a commitment to keep a permanent and publicly accessible record of

SPILL? the word is sitting in my chest like a stone. spill your guts they said. okay. here’s my guts. i’m spilling the lie i tell every morning: “i’m fine.” i’m not fine. my wallet is spilling empty. my

It is interesting how easily we often find ourselves appreciating one of nature's greatest shows, the sun. This day was no exception. In fact, it was extremely bright and so intense you couldn't help but

There is something magical about walking through the forests of Ghana. There is something very appealing about being able to walk into a space where you feel nature is still pure and alive. Once you step

I have come to realize that a lot of people actually misunderstood the concept of what forgiveness entails. Like, for instance, when I say I forgive someone, the mind of the person that has been forgiven

Education provides the foundation upon which strong societies are built. Education helps to develop minds. It allows people to realise their potential and opens up possibilities. In addition, education

I've been to many places throughout my travels. However, some have a lasting effect on me. One example of those is a village in which I worked. Living in this community gave me an opportunity to experience

The rhythms of Ghana's street life can't be ignored. When I visited recently, I couldn't help but get caught up in the day-to-day flow of the people bringing the streets to life. The streets of Ghana are