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• Enough 5 days ago

  I remember very well that about (35 years ago) I told my den former manager (David Ashante) that one day Tarkwa will cave in due to the activities of mining in area. Tarkwa has five mining companies, but if you go the Tarkwa ...
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  I remember very well that about (35 years ago) I told my den former manager (David Ashante) that one day Tarkwa will cave in due to the activities of mining in area. Tarkwa has five mining companies, but if you go the Tarkwa town in it self you will see heavy rocks sitting on top of buildings as if it a village now it has started guys in Tarkwa be careful hmm

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 5 days ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 tramadol at once.........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 tramadol at once.........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• POMPEII 5 days ago

  Hmmmmmm....!!!!! Now it's about time we start shooting these people straight on sight. They are now growing into some bunch of wild, wicked, and heartless beasts as the days go by. With all these, we only see our national sec ...
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  Hmmmmmm....!!!!! Now it's about time we start shooting these people straight on sight. They are now growing into some bunch of wild, wicked, and heartless beasts as the days go by. With all these, we only see our national security personnel toying with these sub-human criminals.

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• Tarkwa 5 days ago

  Isn’t the house owner himself galamseyer?
  Where was he when the galamseyers were digging beneath his house for so many years?

  Isn’t the house owner himself galamseyer?
  Where was he when the galamseyers were digging beneath his house for so many years?

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• Johnson 5 days ago

  I sympathize with the five people whose abode has been destroyed. I thank God that they are still alive. While continuous rain may be the immediate cause of this disaster, I think, we as nation, have to think seriously abo ...
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  I sympathize with the five people whose abode has been destroyed. I thank God that they are still alive. While continuous rain may be the immediate cause of this disaster, I think, we as nation, have to think seriously about how we are going to replace the old mud houses in our villages. They were built way back then. Thank God they have withstood the test of the times and the different weather patterns. But we cannot wait for another disaster to happen before we do something. If we were to have three to five days of continuous rain in greater part of the country, we would have a big national disaster in Ghana. What can we do about these mud houses before it is too late? Town planning? Municipalities? And private individuals?

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