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Too often we worry about what other people think of us, the way we dress the cars we drive etc. Many Ghanaians don't spend according to their needs rather spend according to what they perceive to be other peoples expectations of their lives. We also allow what people say and think determine to a large extent the choices we make. : Uncle Ebo Whyte
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Ghanaian lifestyle blog which focuses on fashion, photography, social media, health, reviews of cool hangouts in Accra, places to go & their reviews in Ghana, great places to hangout in Ghana and so much more.
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Google. Is. Everything. As a major google groupie, I love every single thing they do. The reason is because they are not just technologically innovative… they seem to be very responsive to user needs and are very reflective about their practices. This means they take time to understand the people involved in every part of their organization from users to employees to potential users… and they are happy with &
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Growing up as kids in this Ghanaian society of ours, anything that seems strange is discouraged. Once itâs not the norm or even slightly different, it is shouted out of you. Differing opinions are ...
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Ghana is largely a country of 'copy-cats', we love to emulate the successes of others. That is why in Ghana today, there are several micro-finance and non-banking financial institutions most of them trying to copy the success path of Prince Kofi Amoabeng, CEO of UT Group.
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These African Millennials made a difference, so can you !
Income inequality is making us sick. Well, it's not making all of us sick.
This is something we Africans I dare say know a lot about.
JUBA, South Sudan (AP) A boat carrying civilians desperately fleeing heavy violence in South Sudan sank while crossing the Nile River, killing some 200 people, a military official said Tuesday, as fighting between rebels and government forces moved closer to the capital. Warfare in the world's newest state has displaced more than 400,000 people since mid-December, with the front lines constantly shifting as loyalist troops and renegade forces gain and lose territory in battles often waged along ethnic lines. Lt. Col. Philip Aguer, the South Sudanese military spokesman, said there was fighting about 70 kilometers (45 miles) north of the South Sudanese capital of Juba. Heavy fighting also erupted Tuesday in Malakal, the capital of oil-producing Upper Nile state, which renegade forces briefly held before government troops retook it, he said. As control of certain regions has changed, tens of thousands of residents have fled their homes to escape fighting that often pits the Dinka ethnic group of President Salva Kiir against the Nuer group of Riek Machar, the former vice president who now commands renegade forces.
The quest for peace in South Sudan remains as elusive as ever. We as Africans had a hope that after South Sudan's quest for independence had been attained, peace would return to the region. However, countless of lives have been lost to brutal and senseless carnage. At this stage one can't help but wonder what the African Union can do end this chaos. Has the African Union done its best, or has the well-meaning African Union becoming like the old boys club the Organization Of African Unity evolved into ?
NKYINKYIM:- The Adinkra symbol for symbol of ingenuity, , enterprise, dynamism and skillfulness
The Millennial is often cast as an entitled individual who has no sense of perseverance or enterprise. We as Millennials known that this mold does not represent us. It is the onus of every Millennial to march towards his or her dream and in the process manifest that spirit of enterprise that no generation before us has ever seen.
The African Millennial embodies nkyinkyim.
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Huge sums of money have reportedly been siphoned from the vaults of the Ghana Commercial Bank and deposited into private accounts with the connivance of the Bank’s IT department.
To all our African female Millennials hold onto your dreams, whatever they are. May your visions not be nipped in the bud by chauvinists who cannot see the beauty of your potential.
In 1992, Hillary Clinton addressed some of the “rules” women are expected to abide by during a commencement address to Wellesley College’s graduating class. At the time, Bill Clinton was seeking the Democratic nomination for president.
In 1969, then Hillary Rodham, Clinton graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Wellesley and delivered its commencement address.
You can view the full speech at C-Span. Originally seen here.
To all our African female millennials hold onto your dreams, whatever they are. May your visions not be nipped in the bud by chauvinists who cannot see the beauty of your potential.
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that reconstruction of the railway system in the country will begin this year.
A laudable step and now the wait begins for the fruition of a promise.
