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Richard Sena Quashie
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Editorial Operations, Ringier Africa Digital Publishing
Accra
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LGBTQ+ Literature, Arts & Culture
I am curious about most things. Happy to peak behind the curtain.
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By Richard Sena Quashie Verified| TV3 Ghana Verified After being off social media for weeks, buried under mountains of work and life's relentless demands, I returned to find this circus. And what a welcome back it was. Mohammed Zakou, a loud and loyal NPP activist, posted a photo of Ghana's first female Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, with the caption: "REST WELL YOUR EXCELLENCY", accompanied by a medley of crying and praying emojis. In the language of Ghanaian social media, this is not vague. It is not up for interpretation.
By Richard Sena Quashie Verified| TV3 Ghana Verified I've been reflecting deeply on the accelerating role of artificial intelligence (AI) and what it means for our society; not just in theory or policy, but in our everyday lives. The conversations around AI tend to feel far removed from the rhythms of daily existence in even our key cities of Accra, Kumasi, Tamale or Takoradi, but I believe we are at a turning point, and we must choose wisely. Recently, I came across a tweet that stirred something in me.
By Richard Sena Quashie Verified| TV3 Ghana Verified The recent controversy surrounding petitions against Ghana's Chief Justice, Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo, has exposed a procedural tightrope our democracy must walk; how to balance due process for the accused with necessary protection for those who dare challenge power. As the nation watches YET ANOTHER constitutional drama unfold, a question cuts to the heart of our judicial principles: At what point should the Chief Justice receive copies of petitions lodged against her?
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