This is a @KafuiDey appreciation post.
I know I’ve told you this many times, both in person and online, but it’s worth saying again.
At a time when so much of the media landscape is driven by sensationalism, the race to trend, and a growing disregard for journalistic ethics and basic decency, I’m grateful there are people like you who continue to do the work the right way.
You have a rare gift for making your guests feel safe, heard, and comfortable enough to share their stories honestly. That’s not something many interviewers have mastered, and it’s a big part of why your conversations resonate.
Thank you for choosing substance over spectacle, curiosity over clickbait, and integrity over noise. We need more journalists and interviewers like you.
🎯 Evening Forecast
Cloudy weather will persist over most parts of the country tonight with intermittent slight to moderate rain over parts southern Ghana throughout the forecast period. However, thunderstorms or rain will continue over parts of the transition and northern sectors. Mist or fog patches are expected to form over parts of the coastal, forest, and mountainous areas tomorrow morning. There is also the likelihood of slight to moderate rain along the coast.
NB: Keep electrical gadgets away from water, unplug sensitive electronics during thunderstorms where it is safe to do so, and avoid handling electrical equipment with wet hands.
For more info ⬇️
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🎯 Afternoon Forecast
The rain-bearing clouds currently affecting the southeastern parts of the country are expected to persist, producing rain with occasional thunder of varying intensities. As the day progresses, these clouds are also expected to spread westward, bringing thunderstorms or rain to the southwestern parts of the country from this afternoon into the evening. Northern Ghana will experience intervals of sunshine. However, thunderstorms or rain are expected over parts of the northern sector from late afternoon into the evening.
For more info ⬇️
https://t.co/0RVTTVSERF
#GhanaWeather
We understand the concerns from those who didn't receive our weather updates before the rains, and we truly appreciate the feedback.
For clarity, the rainfall was highlighted in our weekly forecast issued on Monday, 22nd June, 2026, reiterated in our subsequent updates, and again in this morning's weather bulletin. We know, however, that not everyone sees every post, and we understand how frustrating that can be.
Our thoughts and well wishes are with everyone who has been severely impacted by the floods. We hope those affected remain safe, and we wish a speedy recovery and restoration for all the communities experiencing the effects of the heavy rains.
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