See how this babe is literally not sleeping and making a name for herself brick by brick with the people in her corner.. then there’s.. never mind. Congratulations, always ♥️
Green hydrogen or universal electricity access?
Does Africa really have to choose?
Can both advance together, or will competing demands for renewable energy create difficult trade-offs?
Competing priorities or complementary goals?
Tell us what you think.
100M TONNES OF HYDROGEN. ONLY ~1M TONNES LOW-EMISSIONS. 👀
Global hydrogen demand surpassed 100M tonnes in 2025, while low-emissions production reached only ~1M tonnes.
Hydrogen already supports fertiliser, chemicals & refining. Most still comes from fossil fuels.
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This is your sign to take advantage of those opportunity as a young leader!
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First post, so, hello 👋 We’re Green Hydrogen Network Africa.
Starting with the basics: what green hydrogen actually is, how it’s different from grey and blue, and why the opportunity for Africa is bigger than just exporting it.
The Conversation Has Only Just Begun!
Can green hydrogen and universal electricity access advance together in Africa?
Join our Expert Panel Discussion as we explore the pathways and trade-offs.
📅 15 Sept
🕕 6 PM GMT
🔗 https://t.co/6FDL6lYjGT
@Uche_Gloriaa@_iamhabeeb And if we see the hair now it will just be a typical 4c as it is supposed to be. But because you cant stand how ur own narural hair everybody must suffer stupid comments from you.
GHANAIANS, IT’S TIME WE STOPPED DOING THIS.
Stop putting piping-hot Banku, TZ, Hausa Koko, “Red Red”, Waakye and other hot foods directly into cling film and other plastics.
Hot food + plastic = migration of chemicals from some plastics into food (a dangerous combination).
Let the food cool first, or use appropriate heat-safe containers.
Small change. Better habit. Better health.
Your water is not flowing because Ghana water is importing expensive chemicals to treat our rivers
Your water is not flowing because Ghana water is importing expensive chemicals to treat our rivers
Your water is not flowing because Ghana water is importing expensive chemicals to treat our rivers
Your water is not flowing because Ghana water is importing expensive chemicals to treat our rivers
#EndillegalmininginGhana #StopGalamseyNow
I miss those days when a classmate would be absent from school and you all would decide to visit him or her just to check up, spend some time together and make sure the person was okay. Those were the good old days.