Photo Credit How do you start when you have nothing to start with? How do you start when you don't know how to stir up the dream? How do you break away when you can't seem to breakaway? Where do you turn

#JusticeForKids I choose to use the platform given me here on steemit to shear what as humans we have to condemn and advocate on its eradication. I highlighted some cases of child defilement here in Ghana,

In the beginning Presidential Entourage Angels from above ( Royal Highness Let the games begin The closing bell

As a young girl growing from Ghana in West Africa, I was made to believe the role of a woman is to be in the kitchen and to be submissive to whom I marry i future. But I Ama Abebrese (Ghanaian Name) had

As a young girl growing up from Ghana in West Africa, I was made to believe the role of a woman is to be in the kitchen and to be submissive to whom she marries in future. But I Ama Abebrese (Ghanaian

My First Entry in the Black and White Photo Contest

I was introduced to steemit about 2 weeks ago by @richforever and @tj4real, I can say I was quite impressed with the concept behind the whole program, but in all I realized to be important on the platform

BEFORE YOU START THIS ARTICLE, READ: 1 Kings 2:1-10 Then verse 28-46 John 15:10 If ye keep my commandments, ye shall abide in my love; even as I have kept my Father's commandments, and abide in his love.

There is a new wave coming! It is out on the horizon, but moving in fast, and much higher than any wave you have previously seen. Image Source What is Disruption? Disruption, as used in the world of business

A PICTORIAL DEPICTION OF WISE SAYINGS FROM ALL OF AFRICA Vote and Follow for More

From Ghana with love Keeping the City Clean

This is a depiction of a dream I had last night.

Silent Shout

Have you ever wondered so much on a very sunny day looking for something to sort yourself?...I am presenting something to help you out this afternoon...Am sharing with you a lovely simple Ghanaian dish

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A witch doctor's' plastron from the Toma people of Guinea made from Textile, animal claws, amulets and fur. Was used in the 19th and 20th Century. Named after the great Lwena Means a princess from Angola

THANK GOD IT'S FREAKY BLUE FRIDAY!!!

A challenge to save the world

The game in the eye of an African.