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Colonial tax collectors in 1920 vs. Neo-Colonial tax collectors in 2023.

The colonial imperialists never left Afrika, the skin became black but the heart remained white.

In Germany, a 6 year old boy who loved Motorcycles was diagnosed with cancer. His family posted online asking if someone can ride pass their house to cheer him up. They expected 20-30 people. But in the end, nearly
20,000 bikers showed up.

#Onelove

To the person blaming themselves for a past experience that left you feeling deeply wounded. Perhaps it was abuse, abandonment, betrayal, or hurt by people you trusted; I just want to remind you that it wasn't your fault. :sparkles:

@ebu_llience:sparkles:

`echo TESTING`

Operation White Ember The Narcotics Control Commission has successfully conducted a series of intelligence-led raids across the Eastern and Greater Accra Regions, dismantling several drug dens as part of a festive-season crackdown titled “Operation White Ember.”
Officers struck drug hubs spanning from Mamfe, Tutu in the Eastern Region to the Madina Redco Flats, Zongo junction to the railway slums of Airport City.
On Boxing Day, the Commission conducted similar raids in Tem... see more Operation White Ember The Narcotics Control Commission has successfully conducted a series of intelligence-led raids across the Eastern and Greater Accra Regions, dismantling several drug dens as part of a festive-season crackdown titled “Operation White Ember.”
Officers struck drug hubs spanning from Mamfe, Tutu in the Eastern Region to the Madina Redco Flats, Zongo junction to the railway slums of Airport City.
On Boxing Day, the Commission conducted similar raids in Tema Community 1 and Teshie Nungua where dozens of arrests were made and drugs were seized with the help of the NACOC K9 dogs.
Patrols were conducted at the various malls and beaches in the Capital.
Beyond the arrests and the yellow tape, NACOC emphasizes the human cost. NACOC believes the exhibits seized—ranging from ecstasy and methamphetamine to cannabis-laced alcohol—represent "thousands of lives saved from the brink of addiction" this December.
Whether on the beaches of the capital, public areas in the city or slums, NACOC remains committed to ensuring the holiday remains a time of joy rather than tragedy.
During the operations, which resulted in the arrest of 72 suspects, officers engaged with community members who had gathered to cheer the removal of drug peddlers from their streets. Officers conducted on-site public education, briefing residents on the dangers of drug abuse and the impact of narcotics on neighborhood safety. The Commission will continue these raids in the coming days and months to ensure a sustained environment of security for all Ghanaians.
Ministry of the Interior, Ghana JoyNews GHOne TV UTV Ghana 3news.gh peacefmonline @topfans Angel 102.9 FM Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection

Copied: I thought I had seen it all :joy::joy::joy: