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NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?

The FAA system that is meant to distribute notices to pilots on hazards failed today. Flights were halted and then made to resume after the outage, but should this outdated system be given a second look?

PolicyTechNews
Two hours too little and hope in the future at Tech In Ghana 2022 Two hours too little and hope in the future at Tech In Ghana 2022
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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Two hours too little and hope in the future at Tech In Ghana 2022

Deployed as a Media representative, here are my views at Tech In Ghana Day 2 for the two hours I was in attendance

NewsAfricaTech
There’s COP27 and then there’s what African governments may actually doThere’s COP27 and then there’s what African governments may actually do
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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There’s COP27 and then there’s what African governments may actually do

When COP27 came to an end, representatives of African states also departed Cairo. But what exactly will they be taking back home?

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Hope For the Obidients – How Nigeria’s Youth Raised Their Voice and Votes For Peter Obi’s Election, and Secured Their Nation’s Future
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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Hope For the Obidients – How Nigeria’s Youth Raised Their Voice and Votes For Peter Obi’s Election, and Secured Their Nation’s Future

For a nation of over 200 million inhabitants, and economic power like none other on the continent, Nigeria’s woes leave the best economists quizzed out. The stark contrast between the current state of the Fatherland, and their projections defies logic. Luckily, all that’s about to change for this could-be superpower, with the Presidential election of Peter Obi and the unprecedented support he’s enjoyed from the youth.

PolicyNewsAfrica
NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?

The FAA system that is meant to distribute notices to pilots on hazards failed today. Flights were halted and then made to resume after the outage, but should this outdated system be given a second look?

PolicyTechNews
Why Ghana's debt exchange program is an Abuse of Government Power and how you can begin seeing it this way too
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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Why Ghana's debt exchange program is an Abuse of Government Power and how you can begin seeing it this way too

The people voted to “manage” the affairs of the land have thrown their hands into the air in hope of salvation from someplace; while the IMF debates bearing this saviour crown

NewsAfricaGhanaPolicy
Months after IGP Dampare’s “Buzanga Boys” flooded Accra's streets, have these new recruits made any significant impact?
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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Months after IGP Dampare’s “Buzanga Boys” flooded Accra's streets, have these new recruits made any significant impact?

The swarming numbers of these black-clothed Police constables loitering intimidatingly under traffic lights at every intersection within the bustling city of Accra, have become the new normal, but was it their overall impact

NewsPolicyGhanaAfrica
African leadership isn’t dumb; it only lacks focus and commitment; and John Page may have the solution for that
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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African leadership isn’t dumb; it only lacks focus and commitment; and John Page may have the solution for that

Everything can be learned; Including Good Governance and Leadership. John Page and the SDG Academy expose how African Leaders can make policies that work for their continent’s Industry

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Accra: streetlight discos and unwarranted pothole photoshoots
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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Accra: streetlight discos and unwarranted pothole photoshoots

If you’ve ever encountered those bright flashing overhead speed cameras desperate to get a shot at your number plate as you swerve a pothole, you may value this piece

NewsAfricaGhana
Two hours too little and hope in the future at Tech In Ghana 2022
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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Two hours too little and hope in the future at Tech In Ghana 2022

Deployed as a Media representative, here are my views at Tech In Ghana Day 2 for the two hours I was in attendance

NewsAfricaTech
There’s COP27 and then there’s what African governments may actually do
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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There’s COP27 and then there’s what African governments may actually do

When COP27 came to an end, representatives of African states also departed Cairo. But what exactly will they be taking back home?

NewsAfricaClimate ActionCOP27