In the early 2000s, ‘Things We Do For Love’ was one of the TV series that kept Ghanaians glued to their TV sets hoping to get soaked in a world that was all too familiar, enjoyable and yet distinct.
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“There are a number of cases piled up. NLC could have done better but again because they don’t have the resources, you cannot blame them that much in the outcome of the cases,” Dr. Baah added.
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The trio, who were present in the United Kingdom for a performance at the Ghana Party In The Park, which took place at the Trent Park on Saturday, July 24, 2021, was later hosted by the Radio personality and disc jockey on his YouTube freestyle segment called, Tim Westwood TV.
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“EbonyLife is uniquely positioned to ensure the depth and authenticity of this film. This is why we needed to partner with a major Hollywood producer like Will Packer Productions – they are equally invested in telling stories that resonate with our audiences. We understand the environment of poverty and deprivation that breeds highly talented and fundamentally flawed characters like Hushpuppi, and WPP knows how to create stories with global appeal.”
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Hearts of Oak completed the league and cup double after beating AshantiGold 8-7 on penalties in the final of the 2020/21 MTN FA Cup on Sunday at the Accra Sports stadium.
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“The call is also for us to remain focused, united, and resolute in our quest to ensure that government initiates and implements appropriate measures to improve our CoS,” they added.
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“I think it’s the lifestyle. I have lots of friends that are secular musicians. But I’ll select them because I will love to be with positive people that have a lifestyle that speaks volumes. And so if I will choose anyone, specifically secular musician, is the lifestyle that will draw me to do it,” she told JoyNews’ Becky in a yet-to-be-aired episode of E Vibes.
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“Unduly prolonged sexual act can provoke breathing problems, stroke, seizures among others especially among persons with underlying health conditions,” he stressed.
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“A man had brought a placard, saying that they are trying to buy ‘waakye’ and people in government are buying ‘V8s’. Then it reminded me of one of the President’s first promises when he took office, that there is a moratorium on the purchase of ‘V8s’. Today, I’m sure the jury is out as to whether we are still observing that.
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He joins the pantheon of Ghanaian Olympic boxing greats Clement Quartey, a light welterweight who won silver in Rome in 1960; Eddie Blay, a bronze light-welterweight medallist from Tokyo 1964 and Prince Amartey who made history in Munch 1972.
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