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Daniel Abugre Anyorigya

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As seen in: Citi FM (Accra, Ghana), LinkedIn, Substack, Modern Ghana, faraafrica.org, Sweet Melodies FM (Accra, Ghana), Anchor.fm
danielanyorigya@gmail.com || Comms @Twellium || co-founder @GureneWikimedia | Envir. works at @farainfo @syndghana @iwatchafrica @citi973
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Cyberbullying: An Occupational Hazard

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By Daniel Abugre Anyorigya
| Substack
It’s three months after the ‘Azambene’ a fire festival celebrated in Bongo by some clans. Certainly, the harmattan has announced it presence and every flesh and bone wanted warmth. Sunset, Awine strolls on the farm and gathers dry stalks. Arms stretched with the stalks, he hurried to the ‘Nii Folin’ [which means a pathway for cattle]. Thanks for reading Letters To Assibi! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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Biodiversity as a Cultural Heritage

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By Daniel Abugre Anyorigya
| Substack
“Lizard is a cold-blooded animal and is consumed by birds,” says the Environmental Teacher as he raises his book to introduce the topic on Animals and their Ecosystem. There are chuckles in the classroom. A broad smile spreads across Atiah’s face as he turns to Azuure and whispers, “Sir doesn’t know that we hunt lizards for our protein needs. The birds ankasa we no leave them saf.” Thanks for reading Letters To Assibi! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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Power at the Local Level: The District Assembly Factor

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By Daniel Abugre Anyorigya
| LinkedIn
It’s a Saturday. Rural Ghana don’t experience ‘Saturday Classes’ issues. Azure had his first task of the day to fill some clay pots and barrels. Children with their wares surrounded the borehole called ‘Pumpin’ in their local language to fetch water. Azure fills his three gallons, hauls them onto his ‘Call My Girl’ bicycle; two ‘Kufuor Gallons’ tied at the ‘Carrier’ while balancing the third in between his legs.
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