Brand Ghana

I should say the lack of. This post is not because of this news.  It's not because of this

  clip from South Africa (sorry but the original showing nowadays on BBC is too hard to find).

It's certainly NOT because we just celebrated our independence; It's been festering in my heart for a while.

State of my iOS (June 2012)

Sorry to my readers for the hiatus but I had a mountain of issues to work out and miles of road to cover (due to traffic). In between hurling insults at taxi and trotro drivers and finding laptops in MW3, I put my magnificent brain to use to think of what to blog about next. And so it has come to pass.  This past Christmas season presented me with an opportunity to get what I hoped to be the gift that keeps on giving.

Customer favours

I was worried recently. After my first post I realized that my intended 2nd blogpost would not be ready and would be too long. As a result, I actually had to start brain storming on what to write about. In the beginning it was hard (lots of demands on my time and impressive but divided intellect). Then as the days moved on things came up:

• The passing of Steve Jobs and Dennis Ritchie and their effect on the tech and business world
• The woes of RIM
• The new iPhone and matching software upgrade
• The 48th Ghana - Nigeria match
• And last but not least: Lessons in how to buy a car in Ghana

As opposed to my previous state, I had lots of ideas and was still trying to formulate words and anecdotes to match. But things can and do change, and as I sit in this air-conditioned lobby an hour in being entertained by a tank of fish, I found a nice topic for my next post. Customer favours. Or as it's called here, customer service.

Riveting