We are all guilty. We pretend sometimes to know what’s up on an issue when we really don’t. LIE LIE NEWS goes on the streets to pose a whimsical question based on NO FACTS at all and see how folks pretend to show knowledge on the nonsensical subject. Made purely for laughs, catch it […]
We are all guilty. We pretend sometimes to know what’s up on an issue when we really don’t. LIE LIE NEWS goes on the streets to pose a whimsical question based on NO FACTS at all and see how folks pretend to show knowledge on the nonsensical subject. Made purely for laughs, catch it every
We are all guilty. We pretend sometimes to know what’s up on an issue when we really don’t. LIE LIE NEWS goes on the streets to pose a whimsical question based on NO FACTS at all and see how folks pretend to show knowledge on the nonsensical subject. Made purely for laughs, catch it every
We are all guilty. We pretend sometimes to know what’s up on an issue when we really don’t. LIE LIE NEWS goes on the streets to pose a whimsical question based on NO FACTS at all and see how folks pretend to show knowledge on the nonsensical subject. Made purely for laughs, catch it every
We are all guilty. We pretend sometimes to know what’s up on an issue when we really don’t. LIE LIE NEWS goes on the streets to pose a whimsical question based on NO FACTS at all and see how folks pretend to show knowledge on the nonsensical subject. Made purely for laughs, catch it every
As the government of Ghana implements a partial lockdown to help contain the spread of COVID 19, some have taken advantage to jack up their prices and they claim valid reasons for doing so. Join your host Nana Akua Adepa as she goes to the market in Kumasi to find out how COVID 19 is
WATCH>>>>>>>>> Amid a global pandemic which is causing many all over the world to freak out and follow guidelines given by authorities, some in Ghana don’t seem to have gotten the memo. In the United States, which has been recording alarming numbers of cases in recent times, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) sent 85 refrigerated
Ghana has recorded 11 cases so far of the COVID 19 pandemic. How do they react to this global ‘panic’ and who do they think is in charge of keeping them safe? Watch your host Nana Akua Adepa as she goes on the streets of Kumasi.
Recently Kumasi was it with what has become a perennial phenomenon; floods. Ghnewsnow went out to some affected areas to speak with residents about the problem and how to approach it. Watch Episode 4 of ‘Who Is In Charge?’
Ghnewsnow’s Nana Akua Adepa paid a visit to the Asafo Market in Kumasi to speak to the traders about issues confronting them. In this second installment of the conversation, traders reveal the issues they are having ranging from sanitation to poor infrastructure.
