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Next Ghana Blogging Meet-Up
This post is to announce the November meet-up for Ghanablogging.com – a group of bloggers in Ghana. When? Thu 11th at 7pm Where? Cafe des Amis (former Afrikiko), Accra Who? Are you a blogger in Ghana...
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GhanaBlogging Progress
The group I co-founded with fellow Swedish-Ghanaian Blogger Maya’s Earth, GhanaBlogging, is in the habit of meeting monthly. Today at 3pm at Café dez Amis (former Afrikiko) it is time again. Right now...
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Ghana’s Happiness Culture
Ghanaians are often described as a “happy people” and just the other day in a group of Ghanaian young adults I was thinking to myself, somewhat grumpily: “what on earth are they laughing about?” So it...
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Next GhanaBlogging Meet-Up
The February GhanaBlogging meet-up is happening on Saturday the 19th at Cafe dez Amiz in Accra (close to Flagstaff House). If you blog about Ghana, you are welcome! (then you should also sign up at...
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Global Voices Interview with Kajsa HA
Today, I am interviewed by Linda Annan, editor of American-Ghanaian Obaasema Magazine, in the international online blogging/citizen media community Global Voices. Global Voices is an amazing site...
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Ghana Internet Governance Forum: An Eyewitness Report
This morning, I decided to stop by the Ghana Internet Governance Forum (IGF) at the Kofi Annan Center for Excellence in ICT. It is a local stakeholder forum to discuss issues for Internet governance...
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Kajsa HA Listed as a Top Blog with Go Overseas!
My blog has been listed as a top blog by Go Overseas!, a site that promotes teaching, studying and volunteering abroad. So why is this good news? I feel good to be present in an environment that...
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Meeting a Blogger in Accra: Jemila Abdulai
Today, I ran into Jemila Abdulai, a fellow GhanaBlogger who blogs on the blog Circumspecte. Now, to all of you that might sound regular, even mundane. Why are you telling us this? Meeting a blogger...
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BloggingGhana for Social Media Minds in Ghana
Yesterday, I met with the best social media minds of Ghana. Some 15-20 of us in BloggingGhana had our monthly meet-up (Are you a blogger in Ghana? Sign up to join us here). Last year, just before I...
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GhanaDecides, iRegistered and Ghana Biometric Voter’s Registration
Over the last couple of years, I have been telling you about the growth of network of bloggers I belong to. The network started with eight bloggers and have over the years grown to include about 150...
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Next Ghana Blogging Meet-Up
This post is to announce the November meet-up for Ghanablogging.com – a group of bloggers in Ghana. When? Thu 11th at 7pm Where? Cafe des Amis (former Afrikiko), Accra Who? Are you a blogger in Ghana...
View ArticleClik here to view.
GhanaBlogging Progress
The group I co-founded with fellow Swedish-Ghanaian Blogger Maya’s Earth, GhanaBlogging, is in the habit of meeting monthly. Today at 3pm at Café dez Amis (former Afrikiko) it is time again. Right now...
View ArticleGhana’s Happiness Culture
Ghanaians are often described as a “happy people” and just the other day in a group of Ghanaian young adults I was thinking to myself, somewhat grumpily: “what on earth are they laughing about?” So it...
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Next GhanaBlogging Meet-Up
The February GhanaBlogging meet-up is happening on Saturday the 19th at Cafe dez Amiz in Accra (close to Flagstaff House). If you blog about Ghana, you are welcome! (then you should also sign up at...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Global Voices Interview with Kajsa HA
Today, I am interviewed by Linda Annan, editor of American-Ghanaian Obaasema Magazine, in the international online blogging/citizen media community Global Voices. Global Voices is an amazing site...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Ghana Internet Governance Forum: An Eyewitness Report
This morning, I decided to stop by the Ghana Internet Governance Forum (IGF) at the Kofi Annan Center for Excellence in ICT. It is a local stakeholder forum to discuss issues for Internet governance...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Kajsa HA Listed as a Top Blog with Go Overseas!
My blog has been listed as a top blog by Go Overseas!, a site that promotes teaching, studying and volunteering abroad. So why is this good news? I feel good to be present in an environment that...
View ArticleMeeting a Blogger in Accra: Jemila Abdulai
Today, I ran into Jemila Abdulai, a fellow GhanaBlogger who blogs on the blog Circumspecte. Now, to all of you that might sound regular, even mundane. Why are you telling us this? Meeting a blogger...
View ArticleClik here to view.
BloggingGhana for Social Media Minds in Ghana
Yesterday, I met with the best social media minds of Ghana. Some 15-20 of us in BloggingGhana had our monthly meet-up (Are you a blogger in Ghana? Sign up to join us here). Last year, just before I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
GhanaDecides, iRegistered and Ghana Biometric Voter’s Registration
Over the last couple of years, I have been telling you about the growth of network of bloggers I belong to. The network started with eight bloggers and have over the years grown to include about 150...
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