@MakzedOut There’s different ways actually especially as you’ll have transferable skills from your previous roles already. You need to learn how to sell yourself as well. Create a persona for corporate settings that will make people want to listen, connect and work with you. Good luck!
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"The Nana Benzes are the richest people in Togo. We call them Nana Benzes because they were the first to drive Mercedes in Togo. That's why we call them Nana Benzes. They control everything here. Even the men are afraid of them — because of their money."
— Togolese market woman in the documentary, God Gave Her a Mercedes Benz (1992)
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Too many of us reduce Ghana to Accra or the cities we live in, and because of that, we remain completely ignorant to the poverty that exists across this country.
I know this because I used to be that ignorant too, until I started travelling more often with charities.
I have seen people fight over 1 cedi I casually gave out. I have seen people with no access to clean water fight over a chilled bottle of water because it was considered a luxury. I have seen children learning in classrooms under trees.
Do not limit your view of this country to your own standard of living, your personal experiences, or the environment you live in.
There’s a 14 million water 4 year project that was launched last year December funded by the government of Denmark in partnership with UNICEF. In 2018 projects were launched to solve the water crisis in communities in the north but last year The fourth estate revealed..1/3
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This is the best thing I’ve read in a long time.
“Accra is full of unremarkable women who are doing extraordinary things in the unlit hours, and if you are not paying the right kind of attention you will walk past all of them on your way to somewhere you think matters more”