NO POLICE OFFICER HAS THE RIGHT TO TAKE YOUR DRIVER’S LICENCE
Under the new law, police officers in Ghana can no longer stop drivers to demand or seize their driver’s licences, according to MTTD boss Alexander Obeng, who has urged motorists to take note of the new directive.
#PulseNews
If you’ve ever watched a server crash during a traffic spike, your team's 1st instinct was probably to add a queue or increase its buffer size.
It feels like the safest, most intuitive response. But according to the laws of queueing theory, it guarantees a catastrophic failure.
ArgoCD is evolving and this release actually solves real pain.
After working with GitOps setups across multiple environments, one thing is clear:
- Day-2 operations are always harder than Day-1 setup.
The upcoming ArgoCD 3.4 release focuses exactly on that.
Here are 4 updates that genuinely matter:
🛑 Pause at Cluster Level
- Finally, a simple way to stop reconciliation during incidents.
- No more disabling apps one by one.
🧩 Helm Value File Flexibility
- Wildcard support = less config mess, fewer PRs, cleaner structure.
🔍 Better UI Filtering
- Filtering by annotations & status makes the UI actually usable at scale.
⚡ Reduced DNS Noise
- Less background chatter = better performance + cost savings.
Small changes. Big operational impact.
Especially for teams:
• Running multi-cluster GitOps
• Handling production incidents
• Managing large-scale platforms
If you're using ArgoCD in production Which feature would help you the most ?
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🚨🎯: A lady questioned why Nigerians are shocked by the relationship between Christians and Muslims in Ghana emphasizing that “Do you know the traditionalists? have you tried Kpokpoi? we just don’t care whether it’s a festival for Muslims or Christians.”
📍Maamli
#dedei
Happy Farmers' Day, Ama Ghana! 🇬🇭👩🏾🌾👨🏿🌾🥳
Today, we salute the resilient farmers of Ghana and all across Africa. Your work is the foundation of our health, our culture, and our economy. From the vibrant markets in our communities to every table across the continent, you make it happen!
If you want to divide/destroy a country, just continue talking about Religion, Racism, Tribalism, and political parties.
Our religious leaders, politicians, etc. are supposed to unite people regardless of their differences but they continue to fail us. Is really not about majority or minority.
Those stupid ex-Muslims are also the cause of more issues in their countries and those in power know how to use them to spread lies, hate, etc.
Get real scholars to discuss issues and not stupid people who can’t even explain a verse in a Scripture.
And please stop adding Ghana 🇬🇭 to such posts.
Last year, I was helping a friend find a property to rent.
The property was listed at 10,000 cedis for rent. It was out of his budget but he liked it. So we were trying to get the landlord to accept 9000 cedis for it.
Sadly, someone was ahead in the queue and got it. It’s a year later. The property is back in the market.
It is listed at 1500 dollars. (Nearly 17,000 cedis).
At the time it was 10,000 cedis, the dollar was 16. Meaning the dollar equivalent would have been around 625 dollars. Today the dollar is around 11, meaning the value of the rent should have been around 6-7 thousand.
Something is broken about Ghana. I can’t put my finger on it. But it’s not working la!