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Samuel Edward Koranteng

Samuel Edward Koranteng

wanna-be editor of his own newspaper

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About Me

Samuel Edward Koranteng, also goes by the name Zion Savoir-Faire, and has been writing and creating content for twice as long as he’s been reading.
 

Experience

  • Quality Manager, Air Ghana
  • Founder, Denim Sandwich
  • Creative Director, WARDO TENGO.
 

Work with Me

Samuel is open to consultancy across media relations, and operational excellence in business management.
 

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Subscribe to my personal newsletter, You Can Be Full of Power, on Product Management and Expertise Building. It’s where I breakdown some of the most dynamic practices for growth and development of teams and society.
 
 
 

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Accra: The Capital City of Ghana is a Kaleidoscope of Prestige Streets, Streetlight Discos, and Unwarranted Pothole Photoshoots!Accra: The Capital City of Ghana is a Kaleidoscope of Prestige Streets, Streetlight Discos, and Unwarranted Pothole Photoshoots!
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Accra: The Capital City of Ghana is a Kaleidoscope of Prestige Streets, Streetlight Discos, and Unwarranted Pothole Photoshoots!

If you’ve ever encountered those bright flashing overhead speed cameras littered across Accra, desperate to get a shot at your number plate as you swerve a pothole, you may value this piece more than your car’s price-tag.

NewsAfricaGhana
After Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay AfloatAfter Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay Afloat
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After Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay Afloat

The people voted to “manage” the affairs of the land have thrown their hands in the air in hope of salvation from someplace; while the IMF has sluggishly stepped into this saviour role

NewsAfricaGhanaPolicy
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
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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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Accra: The Capital City of Ghana is a Kaleidoscope of Prestige Streets, Streetlight Discos, and Unwarranted Pothole Photoshoots!Accra: The Capital City of Ghana is a Kaleidoscope of Prestige Streets, Streetlight Discos, and Unwarranted Pothole Photoshoots!
Angela ParkuAngela Parku

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Accra: The Capital City of Ghana is a Kaleidoscope of Prestige Streets, Streetlight Discos, and Unwarranted Pothole Photoshoots!

If you’ve ever encountered those bright flashing overhead speed cameras littered across Accra, desperate to get a shot at your number plate as you swerve a pothole, you may value this piece more than your car’s price-tag.

NewsAfricaGhana
After Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay AfloatAfter Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay Afloat
Angela ParkuAngela Parku

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After Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay Afloat

The people voted to “manage” the affairs of the land have thrown their hands in the air in hope of salvation from someplace; while the IMF has sluggishly stepped into this saviour role

NewsAfricaGhanaPolicy
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?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?
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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
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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

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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?

NewsAfricaClimate ActionCOP27