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As many of you would know by now, Ghana has just confirmed its qualification to the World Cup in Brazil next year. It was a foregone conclusion after the Black Stars spelt Egypt and walloped the Pharoahs in Kumasi Agoropramaso last month. Congrats to the Black Stars and big ups to all the supporters of the Ghana national football team. I got to watch most of the second half and saw our goal. I missed a lot of tweets too. So for our collective benefit, here are some tweets you may have missed as you were following the Ghana game versus Egypt and the subsequent celebrations. And my comments :-) Video of Black Stars players singing on the pitch last night ahead of today's game against http://t.co/DWDBJI18lM . follow for live updates. — Ghanasoccernet.com (@Ghanasoccernet) November 19, 2013 We love these kinds of videos. I love Jama too! Just like these guys  +Donald Ward   +Seyram Freddy Ahiabor  and  +David Nikoi . Big game ahead of us #blackstars #gh...

Post the 2025 GhanaWeb Excellence Awards , I visited GhanaWeb ’s offices for an interview on their BizTech show. I answered questions about STEM in general, technology, entrepreneurship, youth development, innovation, and community building. What I didn't expect was to be put on the spot afterwards with a series of rapid-fire "this or that" questions. Waakye or Jollof ? NPP or NDC? Stonebwoy or Shatta Wale ? And some other questions that required quick decisions with no time to overthink. I've spent years speaking about technology, startups, volunteerism, leadership, and personal development, but sometimes the hardest questions are the simplest ones. After all, some choices can spark more debate than discussions about artificial intelligence or entrepreneurship! A lady came into the studio after Mawuli had interviewed me for GhanaWeb’s BizTech show . She said she wanted to record something for social media. She used her phone, very Gen Z like . This is the kind ...

I walked into Togo yesterday. It was kinda surreal crossing the border to go to Togo. This was the first time I was in a Francophone African country. Finally . I thought about being in a country whose languages I couldn't speak. Anyway, here is the first part of my experiences in Lome so far. Blogging this from the cheap hotel I am at that has great free-wifi too. Je suis à Lomé :-) Je suis très heureux. C'est Togo! Jolie Jolie. #team228 #mightyafrican — Mighty African (@mightyafrican) December 14, 2013 I had to post my first tweet in Togo en Français . Oui. I saw a billboard on one of the main roads in #Lome that looked like it had @deborahvanessa7 's picture. Sister Debbie, you go far o! #Togo — Mighty African (@mightyafrican) December 14, 2013 I told the taxi driver this but of course, he had no idea who Sister +Deborah Vanessa  was.  +Edward Amartey-Tagoe  says  +Nana Kofi Acquah  took a picture of it once. I should search for it since I am ...

As long as I have had Liberian friends aside my family members who are half- Liberian , I have been hearing about #Lib4Lyfe . I saw this as being tied to music and entertainment, and not just patriotism. It took me travelling to Liberia for the first time in December 2025 for me to know that Liberians like to chill!!!!! Chilling and partying goes hand in hand with music. For a music aficionado like me, I was noticing the soundtrack of the town while in and around Monrovia . For a party soul like me, you can trust that I partied seriously in Liberia . We were balling baaaaway! Arrival Anthems: Thursday, December 11 I flew from Accra on a Kenya Airways flight which I spent watching a Kenyan movie - “ It’s A Free Country ” and paying attention to the songs played in it. It was a great movie to watch, travelling into a country that is very free, in more than 4 ways. Liberia gets its name from the word “liberty”, formed by indigenes and freed slaves from the West. My sister Stacey ,...