Just40:
Tyrone was denied admission by Achimota School because of his Rasta, family sued the school, won and the school was forced to admit him.
Attorney general is still in court trying to get him removed as a student of the school.

Achimota School denied him representation on the school main science and maths team and was placed on the reserved team(back up team)

Tyrone took his WASSCE as a second year student and came out as Achimota School best overall performing student in the exams .
He wrote SAT in his second year of high school and came out in the 99th percentile, one of the best overall performer.

Tyrone just won Gold in the American Mathematics Olympiad, bearing 150,000 competitors globally.

vaxx:
“Following two decades of rule under Jerry Rawlings, Ghana emerged as one of Africa’s most liberal and vibrant democracies, reclaiming its position of political leadership on the continent.”

The 31st December Revolution and JJ’s legacy lives on.

AskiaHarem:


I don’t know man I’ve been hearing a borgueing sect of ghanians sh1t talk him the past couple years. What’s the deal with that?

AskiaHarem:


I don’t know man I’ve been hearing a borgueing sect of ghanians sh1t talk him the past couple years. What’s the deal with that?

68816419:
How do one compare any other city in Africa with the greatest city built by blacks "Abuja "
Jabi- Abuja

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GLXV1Z6Vec

gallivant:


I wonder how a city built by orange people would look like.

vaxx:
I really do not comprehend your statement

AskiaHarem:


I simply asked; why is there a growing sect of Ghanaian hating on Rawlings and blaming him for Ghana’s misdirections?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-27193658.amp

vaxx:
Naira is performing so bad . If it continues for the next 12 months , Nigeria might become fully dsyfunctional . Maybe imf intervention will work .

So many nigerians have become poorer as a result of the exchange rate . Naira is sitting as the third worst currency on earth .

pacretus:
Cedi went through that few weeks back.
So Naira will be fine.

vaxx:
There are so many nigerians into import buisness . How will it dey survived this hardship

Cedis actually went thru it indeed but imf money was very much available

vaxx:
There are so many nigerians into import buisness . How will they survived this hardship

Cedis actually went thru it indeed but imf money was very much available

AskiaHarem:


That’s not a good thing!😬

GeneralDae2:
This guy hammered India hard.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=386iVwP-bAA?si=n8oQqUVYbq9Uhu_7

GeneralDae2:
This guy hammered India hard.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=386iVwP-bAA?si=n8oQqUVYbq9Uhu_7

Just40:
Wow...mobile money has really grown in Ghana


Total Mobile money transaction for the first 8 months of 2023 was 120 billion dollars.

Ghana ended 2023 with a total Mobile money transaction of 180 billion dollars.

vaxx:
For the first time, Ghana cedis escape this type of ranking.

Below are the worst performing African currencies against the US dollar in 2023:
Rank Currency Depreciation percentage
1 Nigerian naira -55.0
2 Angolan kwanza -39.2
3 Malawian kwacha -39.1
4 Zambian kwacha -29.5
5 Burundi franc -27.6
6 Congolese franc -24.0
7 Kenyan shilling -20.9

mdntiri:

Source?

mdntiri:

Do you know the figures for Kenya's mpesa and other African mobile monies? Let's compare

Just40:
I did not bother to check that of mpesa because I really didn't care.
Last year, mpesa did less transaction to Ghana's mobile money. So ain't no need to compare

GeneralDae:

Lol I saw the argument between you and rvp2018 last year but my question is:

Is it really possible that mpesa would do less than Ghana mobile money?

Think about it.

Mpesa is in all of Kenya and have almost single handedly replaced traditional Banks in that country and Kenya is 54 million people. Ghana is 33 million people and the rate of penetration of MTN's momo and other mobile money lines cannot be compared to that of mpesa in kenya.

Given these facts, how is it possible that Ghana does higher mobile money transactions than Kenya?

I saw the Kenyan data presented last year which rvp2018 presented and you used for your argument but I didn't delve deep into it then.

GeneralDae:

Lol I saw the argument between you and rvp2018 last year but my question is:

Is it really possible that mpesa would do less than Ghana mobile money?

Think about it.

Mpesa is in all of Kenya and have almost single handedly replaced traditional Banks in that country and Kenya is 54 million people. Ghana is 33 million people and the rate of penetration of MTN's momo and other mobile money lines cannot be compared to that of mpesa in kenya.

Given these facts, how is it possible that Ghana does higher mobile money transactions than Kenya?

I saw the Kenyan data presented last year which rvp2018 presented and you used for your argument but I didn't delve deep into it then.