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They spoke for a while and before they realized, they had become good friends. From that point henceforth, they were always seen together. Whenever they had very little or nothing to do, they would just meet up and kill time through…
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“You mean no one on your team told you not to because it is predatory and gross? Do you know you can be nice to women without being creepy? As in not grabby, and respectful of women’s personal spaces and bodies?” ~ Nana Ama Agyemang…
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Palm Oil is one of the most profitable lands uses in the tropics. For the main producing Countries, Palm Oil can significantly contribute to national economies, driving rapid economic growth and contributing to the alleviation of rural…
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The punishment for escaping was death by hanging. Before he was hanged, he disclosed that Aggrey had helped them to escape after he was tortured almost the death. “Aggreeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy”. Nana Kantamanto Amonoo Tandoh called out…
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This weekend was one of those ones that I did not have to work but enjoy some leisure and like you, those two words got my attention. A simple gesture of good faith, if you were to ask me. But like a wake of vultures, some wanabe…
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As a citizen of the '90s, I saw men patrol the neighborhood at night, impeding 'dark mine- diggers' (thieves) from operation. Their zeal to render service to the community and Ghana at large earned them the name VOLUNTEERS. Fast…
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A new dawn brought forth a new day at Anomabo. A day people hoped to fall in love. A day people hoped to progress in life. A day people hoped to achieve something great. The people of Anomabo were predominantly into fishing and farming.…
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As a Ghanaian living thousands of kilometers away from my motherland, I’m appalled by the extent to which criminals carry out their deed. Every year hundreds of Ghanaians fall victim to armed robbery attacks. Many of the reported…
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“What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done; and there is nothing new under the sun.”— Ecclesiastes 1:9 Times will change. Development will happen. There will be inventions. As many great leaders as bad…
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I was not a bit surprised when former President Mahama responded harshly to the widely condemned incident which took place during the Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election on Thursday 31st January 2019. Ex-President Mahama, who is moving…
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