Follow @BloggingGhana To all Environmental Bloggers and Bloggers equally aware and interested in sanitation in our country, I present to you a Universal Blog Post series titled “Why Sanitation? Sanitation, Why Not?” As conscious as we are about our personalities and others’ views about our way of living, how conscious as we about our environment… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana YAM!! Do you have yam? If you do, pick it up, you’ll need it. Don’t drop this yam. On 31st December, 2014 at the Perez Chapel during the watch night service, our President H.E John Dramani Mahama made some remarks that implied an unyielding pledge to banish dumsor forever. He said, “Now this… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana BloggingGhana and the BlogCamp ’15 team officially welcomes and wishes you a Happy New Year. Many say it’s a normal month after the last month of a year, but to us artists, a new year signifies new beginnings, new successes, new plans, perhaps new everything. Truth is, it isn’t new until you make… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana It’s a month of love and you know it. Love is a beautiful thing, but already you know that too. It is an everyday affair, love, nevertheless since February is set aside to celebrate love and lovers; it is only fair to dedicate this month’s post to love. Tell us, ‘What Is Love?’… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana We’ve been cooking something in the lab for you. Here is what’s new: SOCIAL MEDIA STORM! This Friday the 13th, March 2015, we are storming the University of Ghana, Legon for a sizzling exuberant event with you in mind. The event dubbed Social Media for Development runs from 10am to 4pm, and here… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana Throw me a tantrum but anyone who claims they’re used to the Dumsor has clearly not experienced this new phase. As if 24hrs in darkness and 12hrs in light isn’t enough, there is also the random Dumsor in play; you should observe this, if you haven’t already. Now let’s talk about the effects… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana Forcibly changing or ending religious beliefs has commonly been extremely difficult, more so impossible to achieve by any means short of total extermination or banishment of the disfavored group, so why not tolerate? The concept of religious tolerance is a hard nut to crack: fighting intolerance takes both state action and individual responsibility.… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana Has it ever occurred to you why you can’t take your eyes off some alluring public figures, while others immediately cause you staring at your phones to check for online notifications? This Saturday, April 25th, at the Blogging Ghana Social Media Awards Night, Bridget Otoo is going to deflate charisma and exuberance with… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana For the first time, the BlogCamp organizers are hosting this social media conference outside of Accra. After the brilliant awards night on the 25th April, one can only expect an equally well organized session of talks and hand-on training in Kumasi. The event starts with a BlogWalk in which three gangs will compete… Read More »
Follow @BloggingGhana Best Facebook Personality: Nana Awere Damoah Best Instagram: @Joselyn_Dumas Best Facebook Page: Cussons Baby GH Best Twitter (Individual): @Manifestive Best Twitter (Organisational): @VodafoneGhana Best Youtube (Artist): Kalybos Best Youtube (Individual/Organizational): An African City Artist with best Social Media Presence: Manifest Public official with Best Social Media presence: President Dramani Mahama Media House with… Read More »