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A win!💃🏽
Midiarack is one of four startups selected as winners of Ashesi University's @ace_ashesi Venture Incubator (AVI) Cohort 7, securing $25,000 in grant funding!
Here's to building, growing and making advertising easier for businesses. 🚀
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Depuis près de 70 ans, le Canada et le Ghana travaillent ensemble à l’atteinte d’objectifs communs. 🇨🇦🇬🇭
Aujourd’hui, j’ai rencontré le ministre Ablakwa à Ottawa pour promouvoir les possibilités de renforcer les liens économiques, d’éliminer les obstacles à la pleine participation des femmes à l’économie et de promouvoir la sécurité et la stabilité régionales. Nous nous appuyons sur cette relation de longue date pour obtenir des résultats significatifs pour les populations des deux pays.
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Ghana is a leading voice for stability in West Africa and an increasingly important economic partner. As we approach 70 years of diplomatic relations, expanding trade and investment presents new opportunities to advance Canada’s Africa Strategy.
It was a pleasure to welcome Foreign Minister @S_OkudzetoAblak to Ottawa. We signed a letter of intent to strengthen economic cooperation and discussed Ghana’s leadership in regional security, our longstanding collaboration on peacekeeping, and our mutual commitment to multilateralism. There is considerable potential to build on this foundation in the years ahead.
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Canada and Ghana are working together to advance sustainable & inclusive growth.🇨🇦🇬🇭 Today, Sec of State Sarai met with Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, to discuss inclusive economic growth, health, peace & security & opportunities for women & youth. @CanHCGhana
ALT Secretary of State Randeep Sarai shakes hands with Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa standing in between Canadian and Ghanaian flags. Both are smiling at the camera.
ALT Secretary of State Randeep Sarai sits across the table from Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa along with other government officials.
This reminds me of how my former pastor went on sabbatical and also closed church during Christmas and new years and said we should all spend it with family… guess who didn’t have a family at that time in that city 🤣🤣
And I feel like that’s why I struggle with church in America 😂. When I moved to my current city, I went to a church, it was a small young people church. Week 2, the pastor and his wife went on vacation so church didn’t hold, they now sent everyone bible verses to meditate on in a group chat 😂😭. Blocked all of them. I couldn’t believe my eyes, likeeee???
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Are you a Ghanaian Int. student starting sch in Ottawa this fall?
I want to specifically welcome you with a bowl of 🇬🇭 Jollof as a little welcome gift.
uOttawa, Carleton,Saint Paul, or Algonquin, this is for you.
DM me or send this to someone you know. 🇬🇭
*Limited bowls*
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On this tomato and shepherd pepper matter, 3–5 boxes is MORE than enough for any decent-sized family. Be serious.
Once you’re carrying 8, 10, 12, 20 boxes home, you’re no different from the politicians you criticize back home. Same mentality, different opportunity.
You don’t need 20 boxes. You’re hoarding because it’s available.
Other families could have taken some. Lower-income families could have benefited. Food banks could have received the excess.
You can’t spend all year shouting about politicians hoarding resources, then the minute free tomatoes land in front of you, suddenly your household needs enough stew to feed a local government. 😭
Greed no change because na tomato.
But again, what do I know? 😂
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ALT Quote by Prime Minister Mark Carney: The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”. The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms. Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
This guy just talks anyhow…smh
“We will meet the NDC shoulder to shoulder. What happened the last time, when they misbehaved, took ballot boxes, and beat some of our candidates, will not happen under my watch.”
—NPP Youth Organizer aspirant, Adenta Kumi, made a confident declaration as he visited the party’s headquarters to officially file his nomination.
[🎥: UTV Ghana]
Erm… what’s the reason for the suspension of the one -game ban ?
🚨🇺🇸 Folarin Balogun will be eligible to face Belgium, after FIFA opted to hand him a suspended one-game ban under Article 27.
The red card stands, but he’s free to play — as @MelissaMOrtiz reported.
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Like you I have first hand experience with this from teaching during my national service, and it forced me to think about the deeper problem.
I was about 22 at the time, and some of the JHS students would make comments like, “Sir, this weekend I want to come to your house oo,” and I’d shut it down immediately. One time, I overheard a student make a comment in twi that essentially translated to, “This teacher he’s even a small boy and sees himself like that,” and that really put things into perspective for me.
It made me realize that a lot of these kids have been groomed by older people in their communities for so long that it feels normal to them. The issue isn’t about how children dress or present themselves. That doesn’t solve this. The problem runs deeper and it always circles back to the adults in their communities.
A child having a crush on an adult isn’t strange. That’s part of adolescence. But the responsibility is always on the adult. The moment you indulge it, you’ve failed that child. And beyond that, your actions don’t just affect that one moment, you condition them to see that behavior as acceptable, which only makes them more vulnerable to other predators.
That’s why this isn’t something you fix by telling kids to behave differently. It’s something adults have to take responsibility for, by setting and maintaining clear boundaries every single time.
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Ah what kind of thinking is this !! These people are funny 😂
The drama in African politics 😅
L’ancien Premier ministre @SonkoOfficiel a été élu, ce mardi, à la présidence de l’Assemblée nationale, quelques heures après sa réintégration comme député. Il succède à Malick Ndiaye et devient ainsi la deuxième personnalité de l’État.
