Personality
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ANTON WILHELM AMO: Ghanaian-German Philosopher we almost forgot
Whatever feels, lives; whatever lives, depends on nourishment; whatever lives and depends on nourishment grows; whatever is of this nature…
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New York-based Ghanaian Bishop honored by city of Brooklyn
As Ghanaians continue to make an impact in the various communities they live in the diaspora the name of Ghana…
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Brenda Biya is on YouTube and Cameroon is excited about her channel
While the presidents of African countries have a large sum of power and responsibility, there are pressures and difficulties that…
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Abeiku Santana — an epitome in celebration of Ghanaian media excellence
In celebration of professional excellence today, this piece shines the light of recognition on one man who has undoubtedly contributed…
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Book Review — ‘My Footprints in Ghana’s Black Gold’ by Dr. A Ofori Quaah
Book: My Footprints in Ghana’s Black GoldNumber of Pages: 358Author: Dr. A Ofori QuaahTheme: Memoir/Ghana oil industryPublished by: Independently PublishedReviewed by: TheAfricanDream.net Back in the…
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Eric Vlidzo of AfricaWeb is recognized as Vlisco brand influencer
African wax print specialist Vlisco has announced Eric Vlidzo, AfricaWeb’s Deputy Commercial Manager as a Vlisco Ghana influencer for 2021.…
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Ghanaian TV Show Hosts Idolize Broadcast Icon — Earl Ankrah
Hosts of TV3’s popular morning show, ’Newday’, last Friday celebrated Ghana Television’s former morning anchor, Earl Ankrah live on their…
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We saw him coming with the truth, and yet President Magafuli is now gone
Africa needs African leaders who will believe in the skies; soils—the deserts; the mountains; rivers and lakes; forests and jungles…
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Ugandan minister takes back ambulance after losing party primary
A Ugandan minister has withdrawn an ambulance she donated to residents of the northern town of Koboko ahead of the…
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Thank you 2020 for giving TheAfricanDream.net a great schooling for 2021
Before I share with you some of my most well-received lessons from 2020, I first want to say thank you…
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