@Hovst18@JoyNewsOnTV Comprehension is clearly hard for you. No worries, you can show it to your teacher to help you with it whenever you get the chance. Enjoy the rest of your day!
@Hovst18@JoyNewsOnTV With social media, every bystander and content creator is a self-proclaimed journalist posting trends for views and clicks. Taking the effort to not just report what is trending but investigate and broadcast this contradiction is a feat in any country in big 2026. Stop this!
@SulemanSalahal1 Sometimes ebe blessing in disguise o, my guy bi get similar opportunity. Rydee he make stranded for UK, similar youth academy opportunity o wey them take am travel chale
If Norway eventually get knocked out it’s all thanks to Sorloth, I despise players like this, he probably got tired of Haaland making headlines
what a bum
Sad news from the US as France coach Didier Deschamps’ mother has passed away today.
Deschamps will now travel back to France to meet his family and say goodbye to his mom, Federation has confirmed.
He won’t be on the bench for France game against Norway.
Thoughts and prayers with Didier, his family, his mom. RIP. 🕊️
Dear Mr. President @JDMahama and @samgeorgegh ,
The One Million Coders initiative gave many young people hope for the future of Ghanaian technology and innovation.
That is why many of us are deeply worried that the proposed NITA bill may unintentionally contradict that same vision.
You cannot encourage young people to learn coding, AI, robotics, and software development while creating broad barriers that could make experimentation, freelancing, startup building, and entry into the tech ecosystem harder.
Nobody is saying there should be no regulation. High-risk sectors absolutely need stronger oversight.
But Ghana’s innovation ecosystem still needs room for curiosity, experimentation, self-learning, mentorship, and real-world building.
Some of the greatest innovations globally started with young people experimenting freely long before formal recognition followed.
And even if part of this is about regulatory revenue, we must ask ourselves:
Are we willing to trade the future of indigenous Ghanaian innovation for short-term fees and bureaucracy?
The real opportunity is not just regulating technology.
It is creating an environment where Ghanaian builders can grow technologies the world actually uses.
Please let your legacy be one that protected and accelerated indigenous African innovation coming out of Ghana.
Many young people in the tech ecosystem are genuinely worried and hope our voices will be heard.
Please share until the President sees this.
@kwekutech@gyaigyimii@TheDumbTechGuy@kwadwosheldon@MacJordaN@barkervogues@thenanaaba@tech_twi