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Achimota Excitedly Announces Admission of Halfcaste With Long Hair After Refusing Rastafarians – Photos

04/8/2021 8:15 pm

The Achimota Senior High School is under fire after they revealed intentions to admit a halfcaste Tennis champion with long hair into their school. READ ALSO: Sonnie Badu Is A Liar, His Degrees Are Absurd – UG Professor Gyampo Descends on Lion Badu The school took to their official twitter page to announce with excitement … Read more

Just In – Ghana Education Service Orders Achimota School To Admit Rastafarian Students

03/20/2021 11:11 am

by Nii Smiley Byte, Managing Editor

A huge win for anti-discrimination in Ghana has just been delivered after a public outcry. According to information GhanaCelebrities.Com has sighted, the Ghana Education Service has ordered the Achimota School to admit the two Rastafarian students who were refused admission into the school. READ ALSO: RIP Bro – 15 Year Old Girl Stabs Brother To … Read more

“Wee Is Food For Rastafarians, Some Prefer 'Akpeteshie'"- Ekow Micah

08/18/2017 9:05 am

by Miss Anita-Pyper Agyei, Senior Reporter

Now it looks like defending the smoking of weed is the new trend—in this recent past we had Samini defending the smoking of weed, further adding that it should be legalised since it can accrue a lot of money for the country.
We woke to reggae artiste, Ekow Micah defending this same stance and even quoted biblical verses that supports his claims.

Rastas Are Abnormal – Valley View University!

05/4/2012 2:20 pm

by GC Staff bG

The fate of Rastafarians in Ghana deepened yet another mile when the administrator of Valley View University, Mr. Okyere Darko, announced on Blakk Rasta’s BOILING POT segment of the award-winning TAXI DRIVER reggae show that, Rastafarians are abnormal people and are therefore not welcomed or admitted into the university no matter how qualified they are academically.
Mr Okyere Darko was reacting to the words of the Minister of Employment, Moses Asaga, that private universities in Ghana are responsible for graduate unemployment in the country since they admit unqualified undergraduates and churn out low quality graduates.

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