Ramblings of a Procrastinator in Accra. Saturday, February 03, 2018. After the one year hiatus. Has it really been over a year? The longest stretch I left my blog in the past was between its creation in 2005 way up until 2008. 2017 certainly left me nothing good to blog about. If I thought 2016 was an Annus horribilis. It had nothing on 2017 . but we will not get into that. We just have to be optimistic about 2017 and take everything in our stride. Monday, January 16, 2017. I have seen more demonstrat.

8230;Advocacy, Activism, Technology, and Social Notes by Ghanabakwamena! This Thursday 12 March 2015, we are talking Sexual Reproductive Health on the Maternal Health Channel Television. Is it really happening? Can we openly talk about it? What about its implications for Health, Population and Development? Joyce needs money to pay her fees but is selling her body the only option? Abstine.

Deep letters, written from hearts, that need to be heard. This is to you Paapa. You made me hope for so much more.

Girdblog has been asking writers what seems like a simple question, What is love? We got some insightful answers from six writers from Ghana, Cameroon and Kenya. Fantini is the Author of Talking. com to find out more about her work.

What Do We Do? What do we do? We trim words, we keep them locked within their very places of intent. We shred them into fine particles for absolute apprehension. We euphemize words to pamper the bad and the ugly. Out of words coat we burst with hopes of unearthing the very serenity of language. We gentrify the mere letters and provide a touch of flamboyance. We soothe souls with weaved tales of scripts from sanctified thoughts.

Some political parties in Ghana. As Ghana prepares for its seventh consecutive elections in November, political tensions are already building up. Quarter of the year and already insults and propaganda messages have become common in political debates, discussions in the media and other public platforms. Clearly, underlying the kenkey and fish conce.

A notepad to capture fleeting thoughts. I grew up in Korle Gonno. To understand the rather curious name of the blog, read my first post. Thanks for stopping by! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.