Let the young man, in his desperation, go out and hunt. If he kills the elephant, his poverty ends. If the elephant kills him, his poverty ends

Tokenphobia is real. I cannot develop a feature in peace without thinking about the possibility of exhausting my tokens mid development.

All these temu financial advisers are just insufferable. After dropping a financial advice they then go ahead and say by the way this is not a financial advice. Bunch of clowns

Like the dumsor app, we also need a flood areas tracking app. This will help in making land buying or renting decisions until the government figure a way to fix this mess

Just like we had an app for dumsor, I think we need a similar one to track flooding areas. This will help even in the dry season to determine where to rent or buy land.

ludu

The best time to buy is when there is blood on the street

Another Abegistanian in pain because they could not qualify

Apart from south africa which other country is xenophobic?

I think I have perfected the billionaire laughter. Na small money remain

It is now 10:27am so why am i seeing Market Closed on the IC Wealth app @icgroupofficial

$100 invested in Enron in 1999 would today be worth $0

But where do i sign up?

The prospectus discloses 7 pending or recently settled litigation cases as at 31 December 2025 1. Frank Vardon, Andrew Vardon & Regional Vardon v Kasapreko & 45 othersA property dispute involving Kasapreko's operational office in Takoradi. Kasapreko is merely a tenant and has been named as a nominal party the landlord is contesting the suit separately. The case has been set down for trial. The prospectus states it poses no threat to assets or liabilities. 2. Kasapreko v Edisamco Limited & AnotherKasapreko sued to recover a debt of GHS 176,702.68 for goods sold on credit. This case has been settled. The defendant paid GHS 80,000 to Kasapreko. 3. Kasapreko v David Amemakalor & AnotherKasapreko sued to recover GHS 398,719.18 in unpaid credit sales. Kasapreko has obtained judgment, but the defendant cannot be located and his assets cannot be traced for enforcement. 4. Stanbic Bank Ghana v Caltech Ventures & KasaprekoStanbic sued to recover GHS 4,000,000 owed by Caltech (a company acquired by a Kasapreko director, Dr. Kwabena Adjei) before the acquisition. Kasapreko was named as a co-defendant. This case has been settled and the amount paid to Stanbic. 5. Curtis Osei-Owusu v KasaprekoA plaintiff sued Kasapreko for unauthorized use of his artistic work featuring musician Shatta Wale. Settled — Kasapreko paid GHS 200,000 to the plaintiff. 6. Samuel Owusu v KasaprekoKasapreko took possession of a plaintiff's land and shops in satisfaction of a debt owed to it. The plaintiff sued. Settled. The plaintiff paid the outstanding amount. 7. Andop Company LTD v KasaprekoA dispute linked to a project involving the husband of a former HR manager/lawyer at Kasapreko. Kasapreko says it should not have been named as a party, has not appeared in court, and is unaware of the current status. Overall, the prospectus states that Kasapreko does not believe any of these cases pending or settled will have a significant effect on its financial position or profitability. Most are resolved, minor in value, or cases where Kasapreko is a peripheral party. The most notable one to watch would be the Vardon property dispute and the Andop case, both of which remain unresolved.

Please repost wide 🙏🏽❤️

Please repost wide. Thank you.

What about you run for president of SA and do something about the laws. You're South African too right?