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West Africa just got smaller. Literally. MTN, a leading telecommunications company in Africa has just launched a new service named MTN Seamless Roaming on a pilot basis. Though this name (MTN Seamless Roaming) is less funky than their usual product brands, it is in my view, the best value added service they ever launched. The [...]

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I discovered a Google Maps beta feature that had been on my PDA for several months now, just last night. I had only been using my I-Mate JAQ3 as a digital assistant, without using the phone functionality – no thanks to Tigo’s network access expiry. Tigo Ghana has a way of disabling one’s access to [...]

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GTV (Ghana TV) would soon be among the list of channels DStv subscribers in Ghana can enjoy. GTV is the television service of GBC (Ghana Broadcasting Corporation) which is the official mouthpiece of the Government of Ghana, and is the state TV/Radio broadcast institution.
GTV is currently listed amongst the list of channels viewable to DStv [...]

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I have been away from home for a little while now and now that I am back, I spared an hour to watch tonight’s Big Brother Africa 3 eviction show. It turns out that the much-hated Mimi from Ghana has been evicted.
Mimi had been very confident about her stay and expressed her surprise at her [...]

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I had the honour and pleasure of meeting some fellow bloggers here in Ghana, last Thursday. 6:30pm was the time and Honeysuckle Restaurant & Pub, Osu here in Accra was the venue. The meeting was so nice and exciting we stayed for some 15 more minutes than scheduled.
It was quite revealing as we had the [...]

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Are you you a fellow blogger in Ghana? If yes, you might want to meet like-minded people in Accra and Tema. Some bloggers are arranging for a meet-up sometime this week here in Accra, Ghana and I hope to be there too.
Why?
Just some social networking, discussion about blogging and some excitement.
If you are interested, contact [...]

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A look at the disgraceful xenophobia exhibited by many South Africans.

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