Kofi Yeboah
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Hello guys!
The name is Kofi Yeboah, pure African right? My parents decided not to give me any foreign name and i appreciate that. Am currently a student in the University of Cape Coast reading social sciences- Economics and sociology and Barcamp organiser. I live in one of the inspiring and challenging cities in Ghana called Cape Coast. It was the former capital of Ghana, i love the city due to it avenues for tourism. I love to write, blog, tweet, facebook, read, swim, travel and make friends. Are my interest many? Never mind when you figure out who you are, the list will be endless. I joined wordpress because of the opportunity it provides for bloggers or writers. So what else do you want to know about me? Aha! I remember, am single and praying for the woman who is going to help me build my future and hers as well.
Latest posts by Kofi Yeboah
23 April 2013
Ghana's First Ever Social Media Award Winners
The results are in for Ghana's first ever social media awards.
6 March 2013
Bloggers Duke it Out for Ghana's First Ever Social Media Awards
The best and brightest of the Ghanaian blogosphere will be recognized in Ghana's first ever social media awards, organized by the nonprofit BloggingGhana.
30 January 2013
Navigating Entrepreneurship in Ghana
Ghana, a sub-Saharan country, has many budding young entrepreneurs. Some have even been recognised and awarded by international organisations, including Bright Simons, Regina Agyare and Elikem Kuenyehia.
29 December 2012
Opposition NPP Takes Ghana Presidential Election Results to Court
The largest opposition party in Ghana, NPP, has refused to accept the presidential election results. On 9 December 2012, the Electoral Commission declared President Mahama winner by 50.70% of the votes, beating his main challenger Nana Akufo-Addo of the NPP. NPP formally filed a petition at the Supreme Court on 28 December, 2012.
26 October 2012
Ghana: Meet Agnes Chigabatia – Ghanaian Female Politician
There have been considerable efforts by women to have chance in Ghanaian politics. Agnes Chigabatia, a parliamentary candidate and a former member of parliament, is one of them. Ghana Decides, a non-partisan project which aims to foster a better-informed electorate for free, fair and safe 2012 elections using social media tools took a personality profile look on her. She is
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