i’ll be hosting Sound As Literary Art: Audio Drama Masterclass on 16th october at this year’s #PaGya by @writersPG
limited seats available. link to register here: https://t.co/Qc7KvwbXbF
This city does not encourage walking or running of any sorts. I dont think Ghana is a walkable country! Zero pedestrian pavements! Uncovered gutters. Etc!
Share it with us in the form of a short story, personal essay, poem, audio story
recorded in your own voice, and/or a photo essay submitted as a gallery.
Submit as many entries as you want!
Visit: https://t.co/Z1a81fS69z
for more information.
#PaGyaat10#storieschallenge
10 years is long enough to change a person. Tell us what happened in yours.
- The book that impacted you.
- The reader who found you.
- The story you have been carrying and not yet written.
THE MADMAN AT TABLE 7
A Ghanaian stage play about corruption, religion, politics, poverty and the uncomfortable truth.
*26th September, 2026
National Theatre (Folksplace), Accra
Rate: 100 cedis.*
Purchase tickets using the link below
https://t.co/AIiToxHJB1
10 more minutes to the Writers Project on Citi 97.3 FM.
Tonight’s guests are; Kofi Dzogbewu, Naamwindiwgn, Sandra Bemah Acheampong, Thelma Frimpong Mensah & Juliana Asamoa-Krodua.
Tune in: https://t.co/lPWBc5cHAH
#WritersPGonCiti
Ever heard of a cat named Abrantie?
Tap the link below to read the full story written by Sandra Bemah Acheampong and published on Krodua’s digital platform.
Read here: https://t.co/zX4439fM2w
#WritersPGonCiti
A meeting is set for 9am. People start arriving at 10:30 and laugh “Ghana time.”
You enter a government office and the person being paid to serve you behaves like you interrupted their wedding.
A trotro driver stops in the middle of the road to pick passengers and everybody behind him must understand.
Someone throws pure water rubber into the gutter, then complains when Accra floods.
A politician promises ten things, delivers two, and supporters say “But the previous government delivered one.”
We have created excuses for almost everything. Then we travel somewhere else, see people respecting time, rules and basic standards and say “Ei, these people are serious.” Smh