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light out really be serious o lol

tomorrow is monday ughh

Basically the title. How are the Ghanaian console and pc players handling this? I know steam is now allowing refunds because PSN isn't available in Ghana, but what about PlayStation users, can you refund the game, or your money is gone, and the game now bricked?

Hello all,

In a couple of weeks I'll be traveling to Ghana for the first time in my life. I have been to many places in Africa but never the west coast, so I am really looking forward to it. Do you have any tips for me to prepare for my trip? For example things I should bring that I can easily get in Europe but not in Accra? Or try to learn some basic words in Twi? I'll be staying in Accra for a couple of months. I can't wait for my journey to begin!

Thank you 🫶 

Sooo I loved the food in Ghana, the Okro soup was my absolute favourite but I’m curious to know what do you guys think about the food I tried and what did I miss or didn’t get right?

Food Tour of Ghana | Fufu, Banku, Jollof Rice https://youtu.be/RDa6U6O9eM4

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Can y’all share your Spotify playlist here (mine is just so boring ) .It could be afrobeat ,Latin music ,pop or anything let us have it

Any one willing to buy or trade with me for my Sony bravia android tv 55inches bought it brand new over 8months ago

Being in the tech industry myself, I'm appalled at the sad state of digital banking in Ghana. In true Ghanaian fashion, it seems our banks think of their tech services as an after-thought, even though people have better things to do with their time than queuing for hours at a banking hall.

Pretty much all the banks here have very poor digital banking services. Half of the time the banking app or website is not working, or features on it do not work. I tried to set up a standing order on a banking app and it was not honored. I've had "instant" payments returned to my account for no understandable reason. Right now I'm using a website where I cannot even save recipients of a payment, so I have to enter their details each time I'm sending money to them.

I am experiencing these issues even with local banks that have supposedly won awards for being good at digital banking. Interestingly, I have none of these problems with US banks I deal with, and am able to do whatever I need to do with them online, with absolutely no problem.

Is it that individual customers are not important to these banks or what? Or they don't know how to hire competent engineers to build their digital banking services? Or they don't even know what proper world class digital banking looks like?

Heck, I think a novice 6-month boot-camp developer can code a better system than what I'm seeing with these banks.

It's shocking to see 2 companies announcing they're leaving Ghana in the same week

Source: https://www.asaaseradio.com/french-bank-societe-generale-exiting-ghana-market/

https://x.com/cedirates/status/1786690571966226675?s=46

Hello Fam, does anyone knows a TV repairer who is specialized in repairing of modern television?
such as samsung qled TVs, Oled TVs.
please you can hit me up. Thanks.

I THINK I FOUND THE BEST LINE SO FAR IN ANY MOVIE CONCERNING LOVE OFC.

MUST BE NICE TO BE IN LOVE.

https://youtu.be/eRNcNxCqq-w

Hello fellow Ghanaians, does anyone know the title of this song? As a kid, I always love this song whenever it came on the radio. I recently came across it again on youtube but there is no song title og name of the muscian. Thanks in advance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLGuYrwuhgA

Hello everyone, this may be a bit of an unusual post, but I’m looking for some guidance. My best friend is from Ghana. She is an international teacher here in the US. I’ve spoken to her about throwing a wedding shower for her at our school after hours for all the teachers and staff to attend. She’s very excited about the idea, but I really want to include some things from her home country to make her feel special. Are there any snack foods I could attempt to make or special gifts or decorations that come to mind when you think about Ghana? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

Essentially the human diet should consist of mostly meats and vegetables, but the eating culture here is all about carbs, most of the traditional food like fufu and yam use carbs as the main nutrient, someone could eat a bowl full of rice and just two drumsticks for protein. My family eats this way and now everyone is built like a skinny-fat basement dweller

I've been wondering why there's a rule making girls trim their hair in our schools. It's sad to see many of them prefer wigs over their natural hair after high school. I don't get why this rule exists, it seems its doing more harm than good and maybe revising it will help.

Do you think anyone in education can review this rule? It's really affecting the confidence of some girls.

I'd like to understand why this rule was made and if it's actually been helpful. Maybe there are better ways to manage hairstyles without making girls feel bad about themselves.

As the title said, I’m trying to find some Ghanaians to hang out with in Seattle . I’ll be visiting Seattle and would love to connect with other Ghanaians there.

There is this investment app. It allows investors to rent land virtually and determine the kind of crop they want to cultivate,pay for it and that's it. In real life, Farmers will do it. At the end of the harvesting year, the crop is sold and profits are shared between the investor and the farmer.

Hi guys, Im an Asian american and for this fall quarter, I was planning to study abroad in Ghana for quite amount of time. Unfortunately, I dont know much about Ghanaian culture. Whats appreciate, what the manners are. If you guys can, can u guys recommend me a show or give me tips to immerse in Ghana?

Also, how do you guys view east Asians in Ghana? I know it could varie but I just want to hear yalls thoughts

Hi, I will be travelling to Ghana in may. My flight into Ghana goes to Accra, however I hope to get to Kumasi the same day. Due to my flight times the only options is either a 2 hour layover and fly with Africa world airlines or 2hour40 layover and fly with passion air.

My first question is a 2 hour layover realistic? I don’t want to get stuck missing my flight, however I have heard the airport is fast to get through. My second question is which airline is more reliable? The reason I am considering the shorter layover is I have heard passion airlines is less reliable.

Thank you for any responses :)

As the title said, I'm trying to find some Ghanaians around me. I'm in RVA and would love to connect with other Ghanaians here.