Unique Family Winery Tackles Challenges in Uncertain Climate
SAN JOSE, Uruguay – When siblings Tamara and Alejandro Rovere assumed control of the family winery in 2013 upon the death of their father, the
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Old-School Gaucho Develops New-Age Career
KIYU, Uruguay – Where there are cattle – lots of them – there has to be cowboys. That was the assumption I had after learning
Uruguayan Woman OvercomesLong Odds En Route to Success
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay – When Daniela Borba was a young girl, barely surviving with her single mother and four siblings in single-room shanty, she used to
Uruguay’s National Drink is MoreThan a Pick-Me-Up; It’s an Obsession
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay – One of the first things you notice walking around this capital city of 1.5 million is that seemingly half the adults carry
South America’s Best-Kept Secret
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay – I’m walking along Sarandi, a pedestrian street in this capital city, with two Uruguayans, Alejandro Nowinski and Dario Queirolo. I’ve known them
Radio Personality Helps LeadGhana’s Feminist Movement
ACCRA, Ghana – I’m sitting with Ghana’s Queen of Evening Radio and feeling pretty good about it. It took me a week to track down
African-American FamilyEmbraces Move to West Africa
ACCRA, Ghana – He remembers the day he walked out of Accra’s international airport and into a crush of humanity. All of them had a
Young Visionary Leads NewAge Farming Movement
ACCRA, Ghana – The soil is fertile, the climate ideal. But, somehow, this west African nation of 32 million cannot feed itself. This dilemma is
Indigenous Slavery: Unspoken Reality, Lingering Impact
ACCRA, Ghana – As an American, you can’t visit Ghana without thinking about slavery because a significant percentage of African Americans trace their lineage to