2026 COHORT 1
We are recruiting 5 women for a fully sponsored basic pastry training.
We are looking for women aged 18–50 who are willing to learn, grow their skills, and possibly turn pastry-making into a business—but cannot afford formal training.
Batakari come see how all the leaders root but when it’s time to #StopGalamseyNow then they disappear. Zambia should laugh at our waterbodies instead then
God will judge you, posterity MAY deal with you, but we will deal with you first.
Dear @GhanaMFA and Minister in charge @S_OkudzetoAblak ,
Many times I am on the side of criticizing government for all the wrong things they do. But today, I want to give a big shout out to you and your ministry for the transformative work you’re doing. A couple of weeks ago, I applied for a passport for my sister. I filled the forms online which took less than 15 mins to do. I also made the payment online and payment was confirmed within 2 mins of completing the transaction. I was able to schedule the date for her biometrics and she was attended to within an hour and half when she got there.
I am happy to say your ministry delivered my sister’s passport in timely manner. During the wait time, I decided to put to test your ministry’s responsiveness to customers. I used the online chat and I had someone assigned to me within 10 mins of waiting (which is not bad giving my experience from advanced economies). He introduced himself as Prince Osei and was not only patient but professional in his responses. At some point, I nearly asked for his momo number to send him something as tip 😆. Please extend my commendation to him.
Although, I could track the status of her application online, I asked my sister to call the passport office line and they promptly responded to her and answered the questions she had.
What’s more exciting is that after the passport was delivered, I not only received a delivery notification via email but a link was provided to give feedback on the service. I think you check all the boxes in my book and you and your ministry represent how government ministries and institutions ought to serve Ghanaians.
I congratulate you and hope you’re using the feedback to continuously improve your services.
“Now is not the time.”
“Must you always be negative?”
Yes, now is the time. If not now, then when? Are lives not at stake? Are children not being born with birth defects? Are communities not facing water shortages? Are we not the ones experiencing this every day?
If you would rather die in silence than die speaking up, that is your choice. As for me, I will not die a coward.
#StopGalamseyNow
📢Calling all artists and cultural practitioners in Ghana, Benin or Togo.
This is your opportunity to take part in a paid residency in Switzerland.
Spread the word 📢
Apply with link below until March 1st.
https://t.co/EjXP1NL85G
It’s official!
500 orphans are playing on SATURDAY at the UG sports stadium.
From 8:30AM - 4PM
Pass through and make them feel special, all 10,000 of you ❤️
📚 10 TIPS: How to Read More in 2026 📚
I love to read (but haven't always).
For the last decade or so I've read 100–150 books a year on average.
And here's what I would tell the younger me, or someone interested in reading more.
Going back to school can provide a sense of direction and purpose when you feel you’ve stagnated. It doesn’t always pay off financially but if you think you’re lacking structure, it’s not the worst thing you can do.