A difficult conversation about streetism, government responsibility and the future of Ghana's children.
On the latest episode of The Peswa Podcast, TK Azaglo (@tkmawuli), Founder of Future of Africa (@futureofafrica), speaks candidly about what he has witnessed working with children living on the streets of Accra, from a young boy being shot to girls facing abuse, pregnancy and unimaginable hardship.
New Episode Out Now – Link below
‘GODZILLA MINUS ZERO’ has now risen to 97% on Rotten Tomatoes.
On track to become one of the highest-rated sequels of all time.
Read our review: https://t.co/hNkhKvTkKW
We really all think the same thoughts, don't we? This was me 5 days ago, and I felt doomscrolling should let us read actual books instead: https://t.co/5C80oRnEYv
First trailer for ‘NOCTURNE’, starring Liev Schreiber, Stephen Graham and Zazie Beetz.
The series follows a detective who moves to a small town but his family come under attack from a cunning serial killer.
Releasing October 30 on Apple TV.
Kith CEO @RonnieFieg says social media algorithms have flattened taste:
“Everyone now wants the same thing. You used to be forced to have your own opinion.”
His influence came from riding across Queens, watching completely different cultures get on the train, and walking into stores before the internet had already told everyone what to like.
“Every other stop would be a different culture hopping on the train.”
“What I got to see became my world. That was my influence. I got to see so many different styles, people dressed in so many different ways, and that’s when the sense of individuality was at an all-time high.”
“Before you were influenced by your algorithm, which now, a lot of people want the same things because it’s based off what they see.”
“Back then, when you went shopping, you were forced to have an opinion because you wouldn’t have seen everything.”
“Today, people will walk into a store and know about all the products before they walk in. They’ve already seen someone wearing it, a photo of it, a lookbook of it, a campaign of it.”
“Back then you were just forced to have your own opinion.”
"I will tell you everything”
Captain Kofi Amoabeng tells the story of UT Bank like never before. Building UT into a Ghanaian financial powerhouse, and eventually losing it all.
He speaks about Ken Ofori-Atta, politics, relationships, religion, betrayal, the government's decision to close UT Bank and the mistakes he believes were made along the way.
Watch the full episode of The Peswa Podcast now. Link below 👇🏽