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Dilemma of Tadi Bloggers and expectations of Radio Presenters and Industry players
Posted on | CommentThe distasteful conversation in the entertainment space where there is an undue expectation from industry players, particularly some Radio Presenters from Bloggers in the oil capital has reared its ugly head once again. It is not clear what exactly some … Read more →
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The Truth About The Truth
Posted on | CommentPatients say it all the time. ‘Tell me straight up. I just want to know what’s wrong with me. Tell me I can handle it.’ But doctors don’t dodge your question because they are mean. They do it because when … Read more →
Ashantis are Dumb, Ewes are Wicked, Northerners are Unclean, and You are Ethnocentric!
Posted on | CommentThe White Americans believe that they are more superior to European whites, especially the British. In Europe, the British, Russians and Germans compete over who is greater. And all these men together believe they are superior to the African. But … Read more →
How Hard It Has Become to Get Chalk in a Priority-Misplaced Country
Posted on | CommentPOLITICS – the beast that is responsible for our daily rise in blood pressure. It won’t leave us alone; keeps frustrating us, after series of frustrations. But we will keep fighting back, till the people driving this force quit … Read more →
Akan Newsreaders Need a Call to Order
Posted on | CommentNews is necessary to keep in touch with trends in the country and across the globe. It is simply indispensable, because our thirst for information and knowledge is insatiable. Because we cannot ignore the milieu in which we live, … Read more →
John Dumelo should respect himself and stop talking politics
Posted on | Comment“We should just give him [Mahama] time to solve the problems, the problems are there but it’s four years, Rome wasn’t built in a day……. I actually lost some endorsements deals because I did something for the NDC. I don’t … Read more →
Xenophobia in South Africa, a Case of Insipid Resentment
Posted on | CommentWhen you are little, night time is scary because there are monsters hiding under the bed. When you get older, the monsters are different and though you may be mature, you still find yourself scared of the dark. Fear … Read more →
Ghana music needs Charter House: Sarkodie and Shatta must relax
Posted on | 4 CommentsI have not made many friends on social media since I decided to take a pro-Charter House stance in most discussions about the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA). Charter House will undoubtedly rank high in a top 10 list of … Read more →
Is Religion Responsible for Terrorism?
Posted on | CommentMan is a religious animal. He is the only animal who has the true religion – several of them. He is the only animal that loves his neighbor as himself and cuts his throat if his theology isn’t straight. … Read more →
Lil Win and Kwaku Manu don’t make sense on FDA ban
Posted on | CommentKwadwo Nkansah Lil Win and his colleague Kwaku Manu, both Kumawood Actors are calling on Food and Drugs Board Authority (FDA) to review a directive of banning stars from advertising for alcoholic beverages as they could influence children into alcoholism. … Read more →
A Certain Goat Dies, a Certain President Has a Syndrome
Posted on | Comment‘I have seen more demonstrations and strikes in my first two years. I don’t think it can get worse. Such demonstrations are part of strategies by workers to tie the hands of government especially in the election year.’ ‘It … Read more →
Kwesi Pratt Jr dey shock me pass!
Posted on | CommentIt appears that, the senior journalist and Editor of the Insight Newspaper, Kwesi Pratt Jr is proactive in National Democratic Congress (NDC) matters than Solomon Nkansah, the elected National Communications Officer of the NDC. His reaction to NDC critics is … Read more →
Gay in Nima!!! – ‘I want chop Salim’
Posted on | CommentLike many Christians who spent their early years in Sunday schools, the first time I heard of males wanting to have sex with males was in the Bible. Per the Bible text, the apt description of the actions of the … Read more →
Review of Pappy Kojo ft Sarkodie – Ay3 late
Posted on | CommentI was in Junior High School 2 (then JSS 2) when my uncle in London promised that he is sending the family a parcel via his friend who was coming to Ghana the following week. The joy in the hearts … Read more →
No light at the end of the tunnel
Posted on | CommentWe all need signs of improvement in any state, with expectations of hope that circumstances will improve after weathering the difficult situations. There usually is light at the ends of a tunnel; meaning for every toil there is corresponding … Read more →
Samini helping Kinaata? I wonder!
Posted on | CommentOne of Kofi Kinaata’s recent song has this line, “… na Highgrade, wo yi me fri mu a obiaa rasta” translated in English, “in Highgrade, if I’m excluded, the rest of the team are Rastafarians,” a clear indication that, the … Read more →
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