Wisdom Matey Tetteh
Wisdom Matey Tetteh is a Brand Communication Strategist and the CEO & Managing Editor of Moments Africa (www.momentsafrica.com). He leads with a focus on strategic storytelling, brand positioning, and thought leadership. His work explores the intersections of society, personal growth, branding, productivity, philosophy, and sustainable living, providing practical insights that shape conversations and drive impact.
The Modern Marriage Trap – Why Most Relationships Are Doomed From Day One
Let me tell you a little secret: What you’ve been taught about love and relationships isn’t just wrong—it’s destroying your chances at happiness. The uncomfortable truth is staring you in the face, but you’re too conditioned to see it. Most people aren’t finding partners—they’re adopting...
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John Dumelo Dismissed as ‘Unserious’—But Is Ghana’s Parliament Any Better?
This evening, I watched Joy News’ coverage of Hon. Habib Iddrisu, the Member of Parliament for Tolon Constituencytelling John Dumelo during his vetting: “If you go to the Ministry, try to assist your Minister. The Ministry is huge, and you should not try to jump...
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Edward Obeng-Kenzo Takes Over as Acting Chief Executive of Volta River Authority
Edward Ekow Obeng-Kenzo, an experienced engineer with more than 20 years in the energy sector, has taken the helm as Acting Chief Executive of the Volta River Authority (VRA). His appointment, effective 5 February 2025, marks a pivotal moment for the organisation as it navigates...
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Invest in Schools, Not Parades during Independence Day Celebrations: An Open Letter to President John Mahama
I write to you as a concerned Ghanaian citizen regarding our upcoming Independence Day celebrations on 6th March 2025. First, let me congratulate you once again on your election victory and the renewed hope you bring to our nation. As you assume the reins of...
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France Faces Growing Backlash Over Macron’s Remarks on African Gratitude
French President Emmanuel Macron is facing sharp criticism from African leaders after remarks suggesting African nations have shown insufficient gratitude for France’s military interventions. Speaking at a foreign policy conference on Monday, Macron defended France’s 2013 deployment to combat Islamist insurgents, claiming, “I think that...
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Kenya and Angola Strengthen Ties with Direct Flights, Visa Waiver, and AU Reforms
Kenya and Angola are taking bold steps to enhance bilateral relations, with plans to resume direct flights between Nairobi and Luanda and a commitment to waive visa requirements for Kenyans visiting Angola. This agreement follows high-level talks between Kenyan President William Ruto and Angolan President...
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The Soul of Kantamanto Rises: A Story of Unstoppable Resilience
I wasn’t prepared for what I saw yesterday. The sound hit me first – hammers striking nails, a symphony of rebirth echoing through what was, just days ago, a graveyard of charred dreams. I’ve covered many stories in my career, but nothing quite like this....
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How to Build Trust and Capture Authentic Stories: Lessons from Documenting Kantamanto’s Rebirth
Walking into Kantamanto market after the fire, I made a deliberate choice: my camera stayed in its bag. Ghana’s largest secondhand clothing market was in ashes, but amid the rubble, traders were already rebuilding. Their resilience was humbling. Yet, I quickly realized this wasn’t just...
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John Mahama Inaugurated as President of Ghana Amidst Hope and Challenges
John Dramani Mahama was sworn in for a second term as Ghana’s president on January 7, 2025, marking a significant moment in the nation’s democratic history. The ceremony, held at the iconic Black Star Square in Accra, was attended by numerous dignitaries, including around 20...
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Ghana’s Kente Cloth Earns UNESCO Heritage Status
Ghana’s beloved kente cloth has officially been recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This exciting announcement came on 4 December 2024, during a session in Paraguay, celebrating the rich cultural legacy of this iconic textile. Kente, with its vibrant colours and...
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