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The African Story: "Akwaaba-Welcome"
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Monday, March 2, 2009. I am really excited to come to you with the African Story blog. This is because in spite. Of all the bad news on most of the prime time news media about the continent the real African Story is mostly of good news. It is of a cheerful happy and generous people struggling like every other person in the developed world to survive. The method of survival might be different but the ultimate is the same. Could change to Kobby. Could become Betty Atkins whilst Tshabalala. The New Partners...
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Letters from Prampram: November 2010
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Monday, November 29, 2010. No tears for Yvonne Nelson. I must first and foremost say that this article I’m about writing is very subjective because I have not heard from the young woman, Yvonne Nelson and I don’t intend to hear her response before I say anything, so read on. I remember an article one of my colleagues wrote and during the caption of her photograph, we wrote that her beauty is not appropriately placed with her character. And I want to insist that this self Importance has nothing to do with...
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Letters from Prampram: December 2010
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Thursday, December 23, 2010. His protestation, like those who voted against it, was finally stitched up in the garbage when President Barack Obama assented to it on Wednesday, few days before Christmas. "This is a very good day," Mr Obama said. This morning I'm proud to sign a law that will bring an end to 'don't ask, don't tell,” adding: "No longer will tens of thousands of Americans be asked to live a lie in order to serve the country that they love.". But I think recent comments by the Acting Commissi...
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WORLD OF OPINION: AFESEH NGWA: Why Africa may remain poor!
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The goal of World of Opinions is to engender global conversations. In a world increasingly defined less by geographical boundaries, we hope this blog generates a community of transcultural discourse. We invite you to share your views or ‘world view’ on issues you care about. In a way this is also the place for op-ed junkies. Welcome aboard. Tuesday, April 14, 2009. AFESEH NGWA: Why Africa may remain poor! By Hilary Afeseh Ngwa. The African has a very low self esteem. The African child grows up learni...
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Letters from Prampram: September 2011
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Thursday, September 8, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Http:/ www.arsenal.com. Http:/ www.thebftonline.com. Http:/ www.thesun.co.uk. Http:/ www.ghanaweb.com. Http:/ www.atokd.com. Http:/ www.economist.com. Http:/ www.guardian.co.uk. Http:/ www.bbcnews.com. Http:/ www.telegraph.co.uk. La, Accra, Greater Accra. CNN Award winner for radio, journalist,writer, nomad, photography and addict,writer. View my complete profile. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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WORLD OF OPINION: Ghana's AFCON Loss: Much ado
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The goal of World of Opinions is to engender global conversations. In a world increasingly defined less by geographical boundaries, we hope this blog generates a community of transcultural discourse. We invite you to share your views or ‘world view’ on issues you care about. In a way this is also the place for op-ed junkies. Welcome aboard. Thursday, February 9, 2012. Ghana's AFCON Loss: Much ado. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Why do women play hard to get? NII AYI: Colonial hangover. The NDC gover...
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Letters from Prampram: Yutong Bus contest
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Thursday, May 26, 2011. I am struggling to remember the last time I wrote something on this page. The last bit of the first quarter of the year did not go as well as I had envisaged. I lost my mother, something that still hurts me. Though I have been trying to encourage myself to stay strong, It has not been easy. But I’m trying. He was the one who likened the president to a Yutong Bus driver who should be changed because he is taking passengers through the wrong route. He further said they had to prep u...
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Letters from Prampram: February 2011
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Friday, February 18, 2011. Haven’t we had enough of the ‘WE WILL’ speeches? President John Mills on Thursday afternoon delivered his state of the nation addressing, asking Ghanaians to see the country in a mighty nation worthy of spotting opportunities from afar. He said it was time for Ghanaians to think big, positive and be confident. Again, he said as a country we can’t hold ourselves up as a small nation and continue to let opportunities slip by our hands. Our ruling elites have developed a penchant ...
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Letters from Prampram: Wiki-Weeks in Ghana
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Thursday, September 8, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Http:/ www.arsenal.com. Http:/ www.thebftonline.com. Http:/ www.thesun.co.uk. Http:/ www.ghanaweb.com. Http:/ www.atokd.com. Http:/ www.economist.com. Http:/ www.guardian.co.uk. Http:/ www.bbcnews.com. Http:/ www.telegraph.co.uk. La, Accra, Greater Accra. CNN Award winner for radio, journalist,writer, nomad, photography and addict,writer. View my complete profile.
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Letters from Prampram: January 2011
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Saturday, January 29, 2011. Rogue police behind looting, says Egyptian national. Plain clothe Policemen are suspected to be behind on-going looting in major cities in Egypt, according to Germany based Egyptian journalist, Hebatallah Ismail. She said report coming through to her from relatives speak of massive scale of looting, with people vandalizing shops, government buildings and banks. “We are now busy with the robberies,” she said. Friday, January 28, 2011. They took the fight to them and at the end ...
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