Pondering the language of grief, and related matters

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• Kofi Adu 3 months ago

  Since the mid 1970's since I started reading your articles, I have enjoyed each one of them. They are very educative, informative and in this case, to give constructive criticism.
  I do blame the media in Ghana for anyone who ...
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  Since the mid 1970's since I started reading your articles, I have enjoyed each one of them. They are very educative, informative and in this case, to give constructive criticism.
  I do blame the media in Ghana for anyone who can write a piece in english is deemed as a journalist even without a education leading to the designation as journalist.
  Where are the editors who scrutinize, edit, mentor these so-called writers and correspondents?
  Little education, it is said, is dangerous. Thus Ghana media practioners, especially the private ones have taken the easy way out and has become mediocre and a blight on the profession of journalism/public relations.

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• Kofi Adu 3 months ago

  Since the mid 1970's since I started reading your articles, I have enjoyed each one of them. They are very educative, informative and in this case, to give constructive criticism.
  I do blame the media in Ghana for anyone who ...
  read full comment

  Since the mid 1970's since I started reading your articles, I have enjoyed each one of them. They are very educative, informative and in this case, to give constructive criticism.
  I do blame the media in Ghana for anyone who can write a piece in english is deemed as a journalist even without any education leading to the designation as journalist.
  Where are the editors who scrutinize, edit and mentor these so-called writers and correspondents?
  Little education, it is said, is dangerous. Thus Ghana media practioners, especially the private ones have taken the easy way out and has become mediocre and a blight on the profession of journalism/public relations.

  reply