4/5 years ago we used to see ‘kwatakwata by June deɛ na NDC egu” on the timeline; today this is the sentiment. ‘Mmre dane’ indeed. Politics can trick you if you no make steady. Respect the people, do the right things, and you’re on the right path.

Hmm

26 years and we’ve never experienced flood Dansoman 🤝🏾

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We are currently participating in the ongoing Workshop on Human and Child Rights, organized by the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) in collaboration with the Parliament of Ghana, under the theme:“Promoting Human and Children’s Rights: What Role for the 9th Parliament of Ghana?”

UPSA SRC must protest this blatant abuse. This is why student activism is so important.

It’s lonely at the top. 🥶

‘I’m telling you Melania, this Palmer kid is special.’

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Oh dear!

Malcolm-Jamal Warner (1970-2025):

A man of deep goodness, warmth, talent, and charm. He challenged himself in music, art, cinema, spoken word and writing. We did Shakespeare together, crime drama and played dear friends on TV at one point. Art imitating life. Forever youthful, he had a huge capacity for joy but

The Gentle Giant A poem and tribute to our beloved brother Malcolm-Jamal Warner Today, we lost a gentle giant. A man who won our hearts not by force, but by quiet grace. From the very beginning, Malcolm-Jamal Warner reminded us that being calm, classy, sophisticated, and soulful

buying airtime before i can go on to buy just4u bundle on the mtn app

It proves the point about how over-lawyered our public discourse has become. Every major talk show is packed with lawyers, and it shows. Conversations are rigid, reductive, and drained of nuance. Producers need to do better.

The two quotes that illustrate the disunity of approach that Africa still struggles with today: 1. Kwame Nkrumah: “We must unite now or perish” 2. Julius Nyerere: “Unity will come, but it must grow”