More cash; more apuskeleke

What are they even checking for?

Tell Maignan to

They’re all so beautiful.

Not even a breath, Mbappé

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How will abrokyrie happen to me if I may ask?

Hoh. I thought it went in

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I’m really enjoying this AFCON final.

Never had that fear. But the conclusion? Absolutely

i used to fear mamdani was too young to oversee a city like new york and now i realize our politicians should ... have energy? and stamina?

RIP Freud. You would’ve loved how people identify as Boy Moms and Girl Dads but rarely as Girl Moms or Boy Dads

I don’t think y’all understand what it means to have a masters and PhD in pure mathematics. That’s big brained behavior, bruhhhh.

The hair.

The problem with phrasing sexual abuse issues as "fear white women" is that it suggests that the actions that led to it are acceptable as long as other races are involved. Consent and respect of boundaries aren't restricted to one race only.

Releasing information like this is incredibly suggestive because it subtly shifts the focus from the fact that she was murdered to the fact that she met a man. Somehow, the narrative becomes about her actions rather than the crime committed against her. The issue is not WHO she met. The issue is that she ended up dead. GHONE you have to better.

Zohran Mamdani is 34 years old. YOUNG PEOPLE CAN LEAD EFFECTIVELY. You don't have to be 70 with "life experience" to do a good job.

The braids?

An investigation into the NGO, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) found that its local and foreign staff sexually exploited Sudanese refugees in Chad. #MSF #DoctorsWithoutBorders #Chad #Sudan #Sudanese #Displacement

1. "Research gathering dust on the shelves" is a statement you must have heard so often if you live in Ghana, Nigeria, or Kenya that now you tune out when you hear it. 2. Often followed by a recitation of the evils of not being able to crack "industry - academia collaboration." 3. Residents of Eindhoven, a city in the Netherlands few have on their holiday radar, file twice more patents than the whole of Africa combined. 4. Dresden, another off-radar city in Germany, file more patents than Africa combined minus South Africa. 5. Roche, a Swiss pharma company, has a bigger R&D budget than the public research institutes of all West, Central & Eastern African countries combined. 6. On and on and on. List after list of why industry-academia linkages don't exist and the consequences of that non-existence. 7. The question, however, is: whose duty is it to forge this linkage? Government? University Administrators? Academic Researchers? Corporations? Industry associations? Student Unions? Investors (including VCs)? IP lawyers? National IP Offices? 8. The correct answer, of course, is all of the above. Which immediately makes it an ecosystem issue. 9. Now, here is the secret: ecosystems don't form because some genius policymaker starts talking about it in a manifesto. Or some agency of a government adds a line to its vision statement. Or a university updates its mission charter. 10. Ecosystems are built by groups of highly sophisticated people working together. Often for free. The people I described in an earlier post as devoted to social problems often at the expense of their own personal success. The Probonarii, to use a crude Latin term. 11. A fly-in USAID consultant won't do. A Minister who speaks like Napoleon won't cut it. Neither would VC Kwapong brought back from Heaven to resume running Legon. 12. In the spirit of celebrating the Probonarii, here is a concept I find utterly brilliant from TTK University in Estonia. Student final projects displayed in a pop-up gallery of the country's most prestigious and visited shopping hub: Viru Keskus. 13. Thousands of shoppers suddenly find themselves immersed in visionary ideas of transformation from young minds. 14. One student carries forward the post-communist struggle to preserve Estonia from soulless consumerism and industrial blandness by reimagining a decaying paper mill. Another wants to turn a forsaken harbour into a coastal paradise. 15. Miniature worlds envelope each installation. 16. But the beautiful thing about this is that this is not the story of one university's boldness. 17. Getting these exhibitions into high-end public spaces required principals of KTA, the venerable design house, and their allies to become Probonarii. 18. The Probonarii had to work their socks off grooming students, nurturing projects, liaising with civic activists pushing these regenerative projects in the real world, and, of course, aligning with the commercial real estate industry. 19. All for free, in time they could have billed for loads of cash. Yet, their names appear no where on the installations. 20. Howzat? 21. Industry-academia collaboration in Ghana or Nigeria won't fall from heaven. 22. A group of "dumb geniuses" would need to drag it down.