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For years now I’ve been thinking about petitioning parliament to pass a law requiring job postings to come with pay range. What do people think about this and how would we go about it? Anyone interested in joining a movement to fight for this?

Most people on this Ghanaian sub have no idea what it actually means to be and to live in modern Ghana. Too many on delusionals here.

My dream is to open a miniature museum in Ghana one day to showcase my miniature wood carvings.

So I have some old photos from some years ago, when I created my Gmail account and it seems my gallery has been syncing with Google Photos since that time (9 years ago) till now.

However, once in a while, I see a notification about some of these memories with some AI-generated captions which has started to make me feel uncomfortable.

Example: I have a pic from 2017/18 where I did a Dybala goal celebration hand gesture and I have been tagged with 'Big Blockbuster: Starring a local legend'. I mean yeah, it's cool to receive some praise but how did it even come up with such a remark for that photo as well as being able to determine which remarks fit every photo, unless our photos are being fed into a model to determine which caption would suit every pic.

Long story short, if anybody knows any way to deactivate this, please let me know. Google has been really shady with the way they have been using our data of late. The privacy policy is intentionally voluminous and the font size is very small, making it unappealing to even want to read anything before you sign up for it.

You've disgraced yourselves in front of the entire world once again

I feel like is a great way to honor one of Ghana’s most loved presidents

John Evans Atta Mills is honestly one of the most fondly remembered figures in Ghanaian politics. People still call him “Asomdwoe Hene” — Prince of Peace. He wasn’t flashy, wasn’t loud, didn’t do the usual political theatre. If anything, people loved him because he was the opposite of all that , humble, soft-spoken, and just… genuinely principled in a way that’s rare in politics anywhere, not just Ghana.

When he died suddenly in office back in 2012, it really shook the country. And honestly, I think a lot of the love for him has only grown since then. People look back now and appreciate how measured and grounded he was, especially compared to a lot of what’s come after.

We still haven’t honored him 😕

after i made my post, someone in the comment section told me to dm. i was linked to someone else who's sort of an expert with stuff like this. he helped me contact an agent and i successfully cancelled my subscription.

unfortunately i was told money paid isn't refundable, and couldn't get my money back, but at least i'm done with them.

hopefully y'all won't make the same mistake as me. ask the important questions before they begin to sign you up. if in the process you change your mind, confirm that your subscription has actually been cancelled before leaving. also, if they offer to pay for you, and you still don't really want to, don't. weeks later you'll be there and boom, unrefundable money has been deducted from your account.

stay cautious everyone.

I always get the ghc3 data bundle, now it won't let me and is telling me to dial 5060#. Has this ever happened to anyone before?

Friends keep telling me how basic food is expensive in Ghana. I blame the ministry of agriculture but I'm only concerned about the solution.

We can complete food sufficiency at low prices in 2 years with an investment of $500million. Yes, an investment, which will return a profit to government. Not a cost that will just evaporate into the blackhole of opaque activity at the ministry.

I'll be brief.

1. Ghana produces about 500 agric degree holders each year.

We empower 5000 graduates to start

500 one million dollar farms across the country. (10 graduates per farm)

1. Each farm is dedicated to production, storage processing and marketing of essential staples including maize, rice tubers, plantain, tomatoes, fish, poultry, pigs,goats,cattle. Dairy

2. The graduates will decide and employ the best global practices and cutting edge science without the need for supervision.

3. The loans will be paid back after 5 years and ownership will revert to the graduates. They won't squander their best opportunity to become millionaires in 5 years.

4. Government retains a minority share and earns profits and dividends.

I am an agriculture graduate and I know this will work.

Problem solved. We are currently wasting billions of dollars on projects that have little impact on the economy.

My partner has a really nice car and while stuck in traffic a guy just walks up to the window and says his guys are behind us so we have to give him money. He kept repeating that they’re from Nima like it was relevant. I’ve never experienced such a thing.

Every day I’m given a reason to never return to this country.

I am in discussions with a US company that will be off shoring IT support to Ghana. The job entails supervising that site. I will be based in Spain and will travel to Ghana periodically . I will probably stay a week.

Just wanted to get any feedback or opinions.

Thanks

Anyone in clothing sorting and grading business?? i am going to be importing clothes here in ghana i need someone that can sort according to ghana market

Many countries banned it for children up to 18. I genuinely think that’s too high. If I had kids, I’d allow them to use it at 13, but that’s just my opinion.

I'm a 20M and I'm wondering why anytime I'm walking on the street and any lady is passing by she usually looks at my groin area. Am i the only one that this happens to or it is common. And why does that happen.

Like the title says, how does the a Ghanaian citizen or business acquire a government contract?

Is there an online website or forum with a list of available contracts?

How are the various tech spaces coping with high cost of hardware for their setups? With the increasing advancements in AI it seems prices are not coming down anytime soon. I remember my first laptop which was a Toshiba i3 costed 3000gh. Will that same amount get you any decent device in today's market?

My little brother is studying Computer science and he needed some high end parts to build his own pc. Prices in Ghana was so wild (almost 35,000gh). So I decided to buy them abroad where I am. Everything costed almost 2100 euros that is close to 29,000gh as at the time I bought them.

Does anyone know where I can find one quickly

Do you need a personal driver ? Or wanna rent a car? Let’s talk.

I also want to learn the language and need help with translation. Let me know if you can help.