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🎬 Nana Ama McBrown is coming to the big screen! AMA tells a powerful story of strength, resilience, hope and determination, following the journey of a young Ghanaian girl growing up in the ’80s. 🇬🇭❤️
📅 Premieres: Saturday, 15th August 2026
📍 Venue: UPSA Auditorium
I used to ask myself why Delay is not married though she has everything a man could wish for in a woman.
But after watching this interview, I think I know why now.
You can disagree with me though
Officer Asamoah, an officer of the Ghana Police Service who constantly uses a handheld megaphone to caution passersby against thieves operating in Circle.
London, 1957 — footage of Kwame Nkrumah being asked whether he had come to the Commonwealth conference “to listen and watch or to raise points of your own.” He replied calmly: “I think I’ve come to listen.”
Charlie, it looks like @sarkodie dey release song every month o😂😂😂 eii #landlord
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🍿 Sarkodie - Eno Easy feat. DopeNation (Official Video)
Sarkodie has finally responded to Samini and I’m here for it. The funniest part of it all is that he chose an Amapiano beat to lash am 😂😂🤣. Thank you Sarkodie
“A teacher in Sunyani was accused of impregnating a student and sentenced to 25 years in prison. After serving 10 years and appealing the case, a DNA test was conducted, which revealed that the child the student had given birth to was not the teacher’s child, proving his innocence.”
— A prison officer shared a shocking incident involving a teacher who was sentenced to 25 years in prison after being accused of impregnating a student, adding that in such cases, the student’s parents could face legal action and be sued for their role in contributing to a false accusation.
🚨🔴⚪️ River Plate reach verbal agreement with Atletico Madrid for Thiago Almada, here we go!
Green light on personal terms, waiting to review contracts and proceed with formal steps.
Transfer fee around €20m, as @marca reported.
On this day in history, 52 years ago, on 4 August 1974, Ghana changed from driving on the left side of the road to driving on the right under the nationwide campaign known as “Operation Keep Right.” The change brought Ghana’s road system into line with neighbouring West African countries, making cross-border travel and trade easier. After months of public education, new road signs and traffic preparations, motorists across the country made one of the most remarkable transport changes in Ghana’s history.