Telecommunication giants in Ghana hit by outages on multiple submarine optic fibre cables

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Jesse 2 months ago

Things Fall Apart.

Things Fall Apart.
Bro Nation 2 months ago

Chale nothing for the country is working

Chale nothing for the country is working
Wake up call for Ghanaians and our leaders 2 months ago

How can our country be brought almost to a functional standstill because of these monopolistic telecom giants MTN, Vodafone (Telecel), etc?

What happened today is not only a disgrace but also a national security and financ ...
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How can our country be brought almost to a functional standstill because of these monopolistic telecom giants MTN, Vodafone (Telecel), etc?

What happened today is not only a disgrace but also a national security and financial threat that we can't afford to let happen again.

Our MPs and leaders should demand accountability and change.
Grace 2 months ago

I totally agree.
The people of Ghana deserve better ,not just with phone service but with everything...Ghanaian leaders... Do a better job taking care of the peoples needs exspecially their basic needs like water and food . ...
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I totally agree.
The people of Ghana deserve better ,not just with phone service but with everything...Ghanaian leaders... Do a better job taking care of the peoples needs exspecially their basic needs like water and food ...the list is too long on what needs to be changed in your country, STOP filling your own pockets ( You sure cant take it with you when Jesus calls you home and you will answer to him for all the wrong your doing now. ) and serve the people you say you care so much about . ONELOVE
Turning the Corner 2 months ago

No App works without the infrastructure, without IT infrastructure (layer 1), you can't even talk about digitization! Bawumia should the shut the up!!

No App works without the infrastructure, without IT infrastructure (layer 1), you can't even talk about digitization! Bawumia should the shut the up!!
Airbus HM 2 months ago

U shut the fork up, it happens sometimes here in Almighty America, what is wrong koraaa with we Ghanaians, we have to insult our leaders for something they have no connection, this country has so many fools n idiots dodo.

U shut the fork up, it happens sometimes here in Almighty America, what is wrong koraaa with we Ghanaians, we have to insult our leaders for something they have no connection, this country has so many fools n idiots dodo.
THEREALTRUTH 2 months ago

The cables were cut at least 4 days ago...why such a late announcement....hope WW3 IS NOT ABOUT TO GO DOWN. RUSSIA MUST HAVE CUT THE UÑDER WATER SEA CABLES.

The cables were cut at least 4 days ago...why such a late announcement....hope WW3 IS NOT ABOUT TO GO DOWN. RUSSIA MUST HAVE CUT THE UÑDER WATER SEA CABLES.
Akos 2 months ago

Since we Africans and Ghana don't own the Internet those who own it are going to use it to control us,this is just a beginning, i know this is going to happen and we should prepare for this sabotage manipulation from the west ...
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Since we Africans and Ghana don't own the Internet those who own it are going to use it to control us,this is just a beginning, i know this is going to happen and we should prepare for this sabotage manipulation from the west, that's why Chinese have their own Internet
THEREALTRUTH 2 months ago

Don't blame it on the west my brother. Blame it where the blame goes. Our African leaders in all the African countries are bought and paid for by European, Russian and Chinese. Russia uses african gold to fund war, Europe has ...
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Don't blame it on the west my brother. Blame it where the blame goes. Our African leaders in all the African countries are bought and paid for by European, Russian and Chinese. Russia uses african gold to fund war, Europe has many african countries still paying taxes to them. China has Ghana under so much debt...we will never be able to catch up and they will confiscate every place they have invested money. Our african leaders only worry about themselves and their few yearsbon this earth. They don't care about the generations to come or the citizens that are living now. They are only giving falde promises to keep their bellys full and the pawns around them. The good leaders who could change Africa's future are the ones who don't worry about power or titles. They aren't pastors, guru, spiritual prophets or preachers. The good leaders sre in our villages and towns who you actually see helping their neighbors. Not the J.J. Rawling, the Mahamas, nor anyone in leadership roles. Not one of the heads of Government enities are void of corruption...Not ONE! Why is the leaders celebrating a fake Independence Day yet begging the IMF for funds? A child knows that is only dependant not independence.
Grandpa 2 months ago

You see how hypocrite you're for remembering mahama and JJ as only leaders in Africa shallow npp follower do your tribal politics and spare this your long lecture

You see how hypocrite you're for remembering mahama and JJ as only leaders in Africa shallow npp follower do your tribal politics and spare this your long lecture
THEREALTRUTH 2 months ago

Grandpa...How am I hypocritical for speaking the truth..I am not NPP nor any political party. Nor am I a tribalist. You didn't have to read " my long lecture" and I only called out those names because they are only a few peop ...
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Grandpa...How am I hypocritical for speaking the truth..I am not NPP nor any political party. Nor am I a tribalist. You didn't have to read " my long lecture" and I only called out those names because they are only a few people followed into a ditch. YOU CAN'T HANDLE TRUTH? Give me just One example of what these two did that has Ghana on a forward path... just ONE! The definition of a hypocrite....A person who professes beliefs and opinions that he or she does not hold in order to conceal his or her real feelings or motives. I believe in what I am saying because I know it's is truth. You have to add things you didn't see in my comments...maybe should read more "LONG LECTURES" AND LEARN. Lol...
SANTROFIE 2 months ago

THESE ARE SOME OF THE ISSUES CONFRONTING GHANA AND EVEN WORST TO HIT US IF AKUFO ADDO SIGNS THE LGBT INTO LAW. TRUST ME ON THIS!

THESE ARE SOME OF THE ISSUES CONFRONTING GHANA AND EVEN WORST TO HIT US IF AKUFO ADDO SIGNS THE LGBT INTO LAW. TRUST ME ON THIS!
Asante 2 months ago

So because of not having internet for a short while you want to erode your values for trumu trumu?. Have you considered the long term consequences of allowing LGBT+ to flourish in Ghana?. OMG

So because of not having internet for a short while you want to erode your values for trumu trumu?. Have you considered the long term consequences of allowing LGBT+ to flourish in Ghana?. OMG
Grace 2 months ago

Thou shalt not judge....to each his own my friend

Thou shalt not judge....to each his own my friend
THEREALTRUTH 2 months ago

Grace...We need to distinguish two senses of judging: condemning and evaluating. The former is wrong and is in view in Matthew 7. When Jesus says not to judge, he means it in the sense that the Pharisees judged others: their ...
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Grace...We need to distinguish two senses of judging: condemning and evaluating. The former is wrong and is in view in Matthew 7. When Jesus says not to judge, he means it in the sense that the Pharisees judged others: their purpose was to condemn the person judged and to elevate themselves above that person. Now this is a form of self-righteous blindness that vv. 2-4 explicitly forbid. Such judgment is an expression of a habitual approach to life of avoiding self-examination and repentance and, instead, propping oneself up by putting others down.

But there is another sense of judging that is central both to moral purity/holiness and to showing tough love to another: evaluating another’s behavior as wrong, pointing that out to the person with a view to their repentance, restoration and flourishing. This form of judging another may bring short-term pain in the form of guilt, embarrassment and a experience of the need to change, but its long-term effect is (or is supposed to be) the flourishing and uplifting of the other.

Sometimes the most loving thing you can do for another is to tell him or her something hard to hear. This form of judgment is absolutely biblical. In fact, in Matthew 7:5, Jesus basically says that after one has appropriately engaged in self-examination and personal repentance, he/she is now in a position accurately and helpfully to evaluate another. This very same form of judgment is commanded in Galatians 6:1-2. It is moral confusion and cowardice to eschew evaluating other’s behavior. It is moral clarity and courage not to condemn others.

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