Slow Horses, one of television’s most acclaimed spy dramas, brought two artists of Ghanaian heritage into opposite ends of its Season 6 premiere.
Kofi Stone’s “Busker Flow” plays about six minutes into the episode, while the late Ebo Taylor’s “Love and Death” closes it over the end credits.
The pairing puts a contemporary British-Ghanaian rapper alongside one of Highlife’s defining figures in the return of the Emmy and BAFTA-winning Apple TV+ series
Happy Birthday to our General Superintendent, Rev. @thewengam!
Today, we celebrate a servant of God whose leadership, vision and commitment to the advancement of the Kingdom continue to inspire the Assemblies of God family.
We thank God for His grace upon your life and for the many lives that have been blessed through your ministry.
As you mark another year, we pray for renewed strength, wisdom, divine health, greater grace and many more fruitful years in the service of God and His people.
Happy Birthday, Rev. Stephen Wengam! May the Lord continue to order your steps and make your life a blessing to many.
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It's just not happening for Liverpool's Florian Wirtz so far today.
He's made a mess of two half-chances, and he's been horribly wasteful in possession.
Liverpool can't build any sort of momentum as move after move breaks down.
Anfield growing increasingly frustrated. Fulham have been the better side.
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