Tamale Schools Set Pace In Bridging Gender Inequality Gap

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• Ghanaman 11 years ago

  Tamale is a Moslem town, talk true.

  Tamale is a Moslem town, talk true.

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Dear Brother Ziem,
  
  Good day.
  
  This is a good one, like yesterday's "Poverty & The Plight of Children Living With HIV."
  
  I have enjoyed both even as I enjoyed your 2013 Ghanaweb piece "Irresponsible Journalism." Your a ...
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  Dear Brother Ziem,
  
  Good day.
  
  This is a good one, like yesterday's "Poverty & The Plight of Children Living With HIV."
  
  I have enjoyed both even as I enjoyed your 2013 Ghanaweb piece "Irresponsible Journalism." Your articles are refreshing, insightful, and educative.
  
  I wrote the attached the following comments to HIV/AIDS article yesterday:
  
  "I am happy "development (or community) journalism" is taking its rightful place among the genres of mainstream traditional journalism.
  
  It is the right step in the right direction, I suppose."
  
  Continue the positive education.
  
  Good job.

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Dear Brother Ziem,
  
  I think the "Irresponsible Journalism" article I referred to in my previous comments to you was rather written by one Kasim Diboriyom Hassan.
  
  I am sorry for the misattribution.
  
  Have a great week.

  Dear Brother Ziem,
  
  I think the "Irresponsible Journalism" article I referred to in my previous comments to you was rather written by one Kasim Diboriyom Hassan.
  
  I am sorry for the misattribution.
  
  Have a great week.

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• Wofa Kwame 11 years ago

  But why not submit this through the wire as a news item? This article deserves wider circulation. Infact, it never occurred to me why girls were not considered for Senior Prefect when I was in secondary school. Thanks for thi ...
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  But why not submit this through the wire as a news item? This article deserves wider circulation. Infact, it never occurred to me why girls were not considered for Senior Prefect when I was in secondary school. Thanks for this great piece.
  
  Kwame

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• GABA 11 years ago

  Mr.Joseph kudos for writing this piece.This is what we want to read. We want to read sth that confronts us daily, sth about our daily lives.This exactly u have written about.
  We are tired of those writing pieces of politics ...
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  Mr.Joseph kudos for writing this piece.This is what we want to read. We want to read sth that confronts us daily, sth about our daily lives.This exactly u have written about.
  We are tired of those writing pieces of politics which brings nothing to us.
  Mr.Joseph do more write ups about our northern brothers lives.Go deep and bring things out for national attention.Keep it up

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