04/09/2026
Mentorships can go both ways, with the teacher learning as much from the experience as the student.
This was certainly the case with Kwame’s son Anokye and Eric, the honey man.
For the past four years, Anokye has been a fixture at the farmers’ market, working alongside Eric at the honey stall. In that time, he has risen from trainee hive maker to experienced beekeeper, while building strong sales skills into the bargain and expanding his knowledge of jazz, film and art.
Now he is spreading his wings, heading to Falmouth University to pursue a degree in Games Design. This Saturday 5 September will be his last market for a while.
We work hard at the farmers’ market to offer young people a chance to gain expertise in sustainable food and learn new skills and this partnership worked was a particularly successful example.
Read Eric’s moving tribute to his apprentice and sidekick. Link in bio.