Episode 8
Written by Stephen Kelman. Eager to fit in to his new life in London, Harri is tempted to stone a bus but when his mother spots him he is overwhelmed with remorse.
Eager to fit in to his new life in London Harri is tempted to stone a bus but when his mother spots him he is overwhelmed with remorse and he remembers, nostalgically, how straightforward his life in Ghana seemed compared to the temptations with which he is now surrounded.
Written by Stephen Kelman.
Read by Jojo Baidoo.
Other voices are provided by Adjoa Andoh, Madeline Appiah, Amelia Donkor, Daniel Green, David Holt, Osy Ikhile and Robert Sparks.
Abridged by Jane Marshall
Producer: Jane Marshall
A Jane Marshall Production for BBC Radio 4.
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- Wed 16 Mar 201122:45BBC Radio 4
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