GhanaWeb's 'Sex for Fish' documentary earns UNESCO spotlight

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Naana Ama Basiako 1 year ago

Degrading your country coastal areas young women for your spotlight, well done . Which coastal areas in Africa doesn’t have this sort of problem? .

Degrading your country coastal areas young women for your spotlight, well done . Which coastal areas in Africa doesn’t have this sort of problem? .
Nayanka 1 year ago

Forcefully pushing for populist recognition in that manner. Journalists of today and their quest for stardom

Forcefully pushing for populist recognition in that manner. Journalists of today and their quest for stardom
Okponglo 1 year ago

@Nana Ama. Exactly. Borlaweweb has been promoting this 2X4 documentary on their website daily. Their aim is to bring Ghana's name into disrepute. Remember borlaweb is a dutch owned news portal.

@Nana Ama. Exactly. Borlaweweb has been promoting this 2X4 documentary on their website daily. Their aim is to bring Ghana's name into disrepute. Remember borlaweb is a dutch owned news portal.
The Motherland 1 year ago

Okponglo, you are out of touch with latest trends. Last year, the Dutch owners sold Ghanaweb to a Ghanaian, hence Ghanaweb is now fully Ghanaian owned, okay. It explains all that is now wrong with the platform. Patrons are no ...
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Okponglo, you are out of touch with latest trends. Last year, the Dutch owners sold Ghanaweb to a Ghanaian, hence Ghanaweb is now fully Ghanaian owned, okay. It explains all that is now wrong with the platform. Patrons are now trooping to other channels for more credible news.
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Akos 1 year ago

Africans are good in selling themselves for foreign recognition, do this guys know what is happening in other countries, even in Europe there's sex for drugs.

Africans are good in selling themselves for foreign recognition, do this guys know what is happening in other countries, even in Europe there's sex for drugs.
TORTOISE 1 year ago

WISE UP!! AFRICANS!
EUROPE GIVES AWARDS TO AFRICAN INTELLECTUALS WHO DEBASE THEIR OWN AFRICANS

PhDs AWARDED TO AFRICANS WHO STUDY ABROAD ON EUROPEAN SCHOLARSHIPS CAN'T EQUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF EUROPEAN HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOM ...
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WISE UP!! AFRICANS!
EUROPE GIVES AWARDS TO AFRICAN INTELLECTUALS WHO DEBASE THEIR OWN AFRICANS

PhDs AWARDED TO AFRICANS WHO STUDY ABROAD ON EUROPEAN SCHOLARSHIPS CAN'T EQUATE THE PERFORMANCE OF EUROPEAN HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA HOLDERS
Kwame Ofori 1 year ago

Unesco so what? We are always looking for recognition outside and not within.

Unesco so what? We are always looking for recognition outside and not within.
Yaw 1 year ago

When you produce such a bogus documentary just because of your belly.

When you produce such a bogus documentary just because of your belly.
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Dr : Asante k 1 year ago

UNESCO is an terrorist organisation what its doing in Africa is spying and protecting the interests of the Colonisers U$A £ € Extra they must leave for their own safety.

UNESCO is an terrorist organisation what its doing in Africa is spying and protecting the interests of the Colonisers U$A £ € Extra they must leave for their own safety.
Kwam 1 year ago

Another useless award, what was the intention of this documentary? Since the inception of humanity what has been free in this world?

Another useless award, what was the intention of this documentary? Since the inception of humanity what has been free in this world?

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