UK's Prince Edward arrives in Ghana to strengthen bilateral cooperation

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First stop: galamsey sites! 11 months ago

Take him to see the galamsey sites of which we are so proud!

Take him to see the galamsey sites of which we are so proud!
Lord Pennygown. 11 months ago

Prince Edward is very hardworking. God Bless.

Prince Edward is very hardworking. God Bless.
Ohene 11 months ago

Beware of the Greeks bearing gifts. We must teach our generations, those after us and those yet to be born, the history of pre Gold Coast, the Gold Coast, Early Ghana and of the present day Ghana. Hmmmmm

Beware of the Greeks bearing gifts. We must teach our generations, those after us and those yet to be born, the history of pre Gold Coast, the Gold Coast, Early Ghana and of the present day Ghana. Hmmmmm
Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 months ago

Will he visit the Asantehene? Hahahaha. Some chiefs will be worried because he will visit the Asantehene but not them. This shows that some Traditional Leaders are more important than others. Hahahaha. I rest my case.

Will he visit the Asantehene? Hahahaha. Some chiefs will be worried because he will visit the Asantehene but not them. This shows that some Traditional Leaders are more important than others. Hahahaha. I rest my case.
Efo Jeremiah 11 months ago

@ Frank Agyena-Karikari. When did a slave master visiting the ancestors of his toilet carrying slaves become news worthy of jubilation?. Kwaku Duah should give him a palanquin to dance in , carried by eight 16th century hea ...
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@ Frank Agyena-Karikari. When did a slave master visiting the ancestors of his toilet carrying slaves become news worthy of jubilation?. Kwaku Duah should give him a palanquin to dance in , carried by eight 16th century head cutting oblafos. With red eyes behind charcoal black dirty faces
Kwaku Tee 11 months ago

@ Efo Jeremiah
We can't continue blaming our woes and underdevelopment on our Colonial masters..Africa is not the only place that Europeans colonised Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong etc were all coloni ...
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@ Efo Jeremiah
We can't continue blaming our woes and underdevelopment on our Colonial masters..Africa is not the only place that Europeans colonised Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong etc were all colonised in the past like us ,but have made a huge step.Even look at the Caribbean islands, they are doing better than us. We are just a bad race.
Kwaku Tee 11 months ago

If the ppl of Aburi Akwapim had not resisted forcefully, P/NDC would had completely destroyed that beautiful Botanical Gardens in Aburi.This was a place where we used to have all types of flowers in sub Sahara Africa growing ...
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If the ppl of Aburi Akwapim had not resisted forcefully, P/NDC would had completely destroyed that beautiful Botanical Gardens in Aburi.This was a place where we used to have all types of flowers in sub Sahara Africa growing.A place that was established by our Colonial masters 300yrs ago. A good place to train Ghanaian Botanists who sometimes gets good contracts to travel outside.Parks and Gardens also used the place to train their staff on mowing of greengrass ,hedging and using of flowers as decorative for homes.
Abudu 11 months ago

Bawumia's mouth is like a dog shitting on an asphalt road. Hehehehehe. Imagine such a fool. Comedian

Bawumia's mouth is like a dog shitting on an asphalt road. Hehehehehe. Imagine such a fool. Comedian
GOLDEN 11 months ago

THIS SOUNDS POSITIVE,THE PLAY-BASED TEACHINGS WITH EXAMPLES LIKE NURSERY RYHMES,MUSIC,POEMS ETC IN EALY CHILDHOOD IS VERY HELPFUL,AND HAS BEEN PART OF THE SYSTEM IN GHANA FOR DECADES.OUR LOCAL LANGUAGES SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED, ...
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THIS SOUNDS POSITIVE,THE PLAY-BASED TEACHINGS WITH EXAMPLES LIKE NURSERY RYHMES,MUSIC,POEMS ETC IN EALY CHILDHOOD IS VERY HELPFUL,AND HAS BEEN PART OF THE SYSTEM IN GHANA FOR DECADES.OUR LOCAL LANGUAGES SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED,THEY ARE ALL PART OF OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE FOR THE KIDS TO LEARN.RESEARCH SHOWS THAT SPEAKING MORE THAN ONE LANGUAGE IS GOOD FOR THE BRAIN.EDUCATION IS THE PASSPORT TO THE FUTURE,BY MALCOLM X.
Kwame Angel 11 months ago

Some modern relationship. We are forever slaves.

Some modern relationship. We are forever slaves.

Koti 11 months ago

Neocolonialism!

Neocolonialism!
SURVIVAL. 11 months ago

S.I.R (slave I remain) that's the meaning of SIR.

S.I.R (slave I remain) that's the meaning of SIR.
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Accranie 11 months ago

Akwaaba/OObak3 Upon Your Return/ Pls Wish Kwasi Kwarteng/ A Better Luck Next Time/&A Merry Christmas

Akwaaba/OObak3 Upon Your Return/ Pls Wish Kwasi Kwarteng/ A Better Luck Next Time/&A Merry Christmas
British,Westerners Symbolised Colonialism Oppressions Exploitations 11 months ago

I hope Their Socalled Duke Will Starts Serious Preparations For The Returned Of All Stolen African Properties, Gold, Diamonds, Priceless Artifacts etc in British Museums,Vaults, in Private Hands, 2 Repatriation For Brit ...
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I hope Their Socalled Duke Will Starts Serious Preparations For The Returned Of All Stolen African Properties, Gold, Diamonds, Priceless Artifacts etc in British Museums,Vaults, in Private Hands, 2 Repatriation For British, Westerners Europeans, Crimes Against Africans People ,Hope His Vists Should Based Over These Critical Matters.
True talk 11 months ago

My greetings to Prince Harry and Princess Megan, my love to prince Archie and princess Lllibeth

My greetings to Prince Harry and Princess Megan, my love to prince Archie and princess Lllibeth

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