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Tetteh Quarshie  GaDangme nyobi from osu Tetteh Quarshie i ntroduction of cocoa crops  to Gold Coast  Tetteh Quarshie swallowed cocoa beans and pooped it   out when he came to Ghana’, sounds familiar?  I’m pretty sure it is what the majority of school pupils   heard about the now-famous cocoa farmer whose legacy   has exceeded him.  What story have you heard about how cocoa came to   Ghana? Not the Dutch or Basel Missionaries version,   but  the version about Osu- born and bred, Tetteh Quarshie.   A visit to the farm by GhanaWeb’s Wonder Hagan revealed the true history behind how the uneducated blacksmith brought cocoa back home from Fernando Po.   A blacksmith’s toolbox, that’s what six cocoa pods were hidden in and shipped back into the then Gold Coast Considering he was on a missionary journey in Fernando Po, he was required to pass through the checkpoint, like every individual returni...

Madam Aku shika Acquaye She has adorned your television screens with her confident demeanor, perfect English, professional presentation, and news reading skills, and she still has the ability to fire up your gaze and pricked ears. We are referring to GTV's Akushika Acquaye.  A TV News Anchor and Presenter par excellence whose enthusiasm makes her heart skip a beat when she sees today's new presenters making mistakes and taking for granted a job she has dedicated her entire life to mastering.  Her presentation style is never complete without some skilled and precisely timed ad-libbing, which she claims she swiftly comes up with while on set. She almost always has a quick comment to make on every topic she reads on the news.  The Newsroom studio to read the News at 7 in the evening. That is the true definition of hard work, dedication, and consistency. She did it all with happiness and passion.  On the Breakfast Show in the 1990s, she was almost always paired with anot...

Laryea Kingston - Black Starlets coach  Laryea Kingston, the Black-tailed Ghanaian team's coach looked up six sites. Former Ghanaian international football player Laryea Kingston has been named head coach of the Black Starlets, the country's U-17 squad.  As an assistant coach under Abdul Karim for the same squad in the past, this is a major turning point in his coaching career. Kingston has a plethora of expertise from his playing and coaching career.  He participated in the Africa Cup of Nations in 2006 and 2008 and gained 42 caps for the Black Stars.  Former Accra Hearts of Oak captain Jacob Nettey and seasoned coach Nana Agyemang, who holds coaching licenses from both CAF and UEFA, will assist him. Kingston has been assigned by the Ghana Football Association  (GFA) to The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has tasked Kingston and his technical team with preparing the squad for upcoming tournaments, including the WAFU B U-17 Cup of Nations and the U-17 Africa Cu...