People & Places: Veteran journalist Cameron Duodu recounts his experience of Ghana’s independence day

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• Ghanaman 1 year ago

  Wow! This man is 86 years old and looking like he's in his 50s.

  Wow! This man is 86 years old and looking like he's in his 50s.

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• Tell us more about this guy 1 year ago

  He is a rabid anti-Nkrumaist.

  He is a rabid anti-Nkrumaist.

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• Kofi Banza 1 year ago

  Cameron do you still believe Akuffo Addo is a "decent chap"? Has single source contracting ceased under your decent chap Akuffo? Ha ha ha!

  Cameron do you still believe Akuffo Addo is a "decent chap"? Has single source contracting ceased under your decent chap Akuffo? Ha ha ha!

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• OZYMANDIAS 1 year ago

  I remember this veteran of Ghana’s journalism. He was the editor of the Drim magazine, and was one of the best. In his days, Ghana was a bastion of excellence journalism, unlike these days with poorly educated, unfit for pu ...
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  I remember this veteran of Ghana’s journalism. He was the editor of the Drim magazine, and was one of the best. In his days, Ghana was a bastion of excellence journalism, unlike these days with poorly educated, unfit for purpose journalists.
  We doof our hats to you, old bugger. Those were the days when journalism was journalism.

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• OZYMANDIAS 1 year ago

  I remember this veteran of Ghana’s journalism. He was the editor of the Drim magazine, and was one of the best. In his days, Ghana was a bastion of excellence journalism, unlike these days with poorly educated, unfit for pu ...
  read full comment

  I remember this veteran of Ghana’s journalism. He was the editor of the Drim magazine, and was one of the best. In his days, Ghana was a bastion of excellence journalism, unlike these days with poorly educated, unfit for purpose journalists.
  We doof our hats to you, old bugger. Those were the days when journalism was journalism.
  The DRUM magazine.

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• MARY MAVIS GYAMFIWAA 1 year ago

  Thank you Cameron Duodu. When people are ill informed, they follow and hail blindly. No matter how good you seems to be if you trample on the freedom and rights of other, then your downfall is imminent. Cameron Duodu is one o ...
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  Thank you Cameron Duodu. When people are ill informed, they follow and hail blindly. No matter how good you seems to be if you trample on the freedom and rights of other, then your downfall is imminent. Cameron Duodu is one of a kind. Today, journalism has fallen to the dogs. No ethics, no education, no values, no content and nothing entertaining, except loud noise and being vulgar. Than you so much. Nkrumah is not a hero. A dictator deserves no honor. He only spent our resources on other countries and did some infrastructure. After listening to Cameron, i can only conclude that Nkrumah caused his ao0wn downfall. A word to the wise.

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