Efiakuma Vibes: Recent Episodes
Samuel K. Mensah Jr.
There is police and military brutality going on in Ghana against innocent civilians seeking time express their views and the world is silent. Its time the voices that matters start speaking lest we find ourselves in a bad situation that would rip our peace off. Let's start talking. The brutality must stop now.
The Hemp conversation is here. I delve into the benefits of Hemp cultivation and its prospects for development. How it can reduce unemployment and bring harmony to the environment part 1.
This episode of Efiakuma Vibes talks about the Body Positivism Movement. Many people are not happy about how they look of feel because of peer pressure and trying to live a life that will make them be accepted by society. This has led to a lot of problems including suicides. In this episode Tracy, a physically challenged person tells her story about ways she has combated the pressure to be accepted in society and learnt how to appreciate herself just as she is. there are many lessons we can learn from her experience to help cope with body shaming.
Michael works for managers without boders, an NGO based in Germany and is here to mentor KOLIKOWEAR, a startup i the Western Region og Ghana into manufacturing of shoes and bags using recycled material locally. Peter Anowi is the CEO of KOLIKOWEAR and quit his job as a professional Banker and started this startup.
In this episode Tracy and I discuss some tradions and customs practiced in some parts of Ghana that has helped shape society that has been stopped and others still practiced today that draw us back as a nation. These ones infringes on the rights of others which needs to be abolished. We bring you part 1 of it Titled TIME SQUARE.