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There is balance limit that applies to each wallet. Its possible they hit the limit. Btw its possible to send money to any bank account pls use a bank (momo-to-bank) for large transactions. Its instant too
There is something going on MTN MoMo that really needs attention. Someone 39,782ghc was withheld after getting paid for something they sold. MTN later refunded the money back to the person who bought it, and the seller didnβt receive what they sold back. I donβt know if this might be an inside job from MTN or an error. What makes it more suspicious is that MTN didnβt send an email as a paper trail, only the reversal message. I will reach out to one of the rep to follow this issue and update you on it.
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Esq, distinguishing figurative intent from literal, is simple. And please, drop your abstract examples of metaphor; the case at hand involves two real, verifiable conditions.
If a teacher says 'my class is a zoo,' and a staff says 'no, students are not animals,' the teacher wonβt produce animal charts to prove her point, she just laughs and says 'itβs just a figure of speech.'
But when Mum Zee said 'pregnancy is not a death sentence' and people kept giving cases of maternal mortality to prove her wrong. You didnβt take that as a sign that the exchange wasnβt about a metaphor but a literal assertion of fact??.
When a dispute is fought using factual evidence, it is a literal debate over actual outcomes, not a literary exercise. You donβt use factual evidence to argue βthe class is a zooβ, nor βlife is a journeyβ nauπ.
It was AFTER sufficient medical opinion saturated the air on the subject that they tried taking the βliteraryβ license to evade the critic of the travesty.
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This is against my religious beliefs. nitter.cf/tim_cook/status/211549β¦
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The camp that wanted to lease TOR to a shadowy company with no financial muscle for $22 million wants credit for what, exactly?
It took a leak to CSOs for that atrocious deal to even become public. Even Parliamentβs Mines and Energy Committee at the time was unaware of it.
Sometimes, you look back at the level of opacity under the previous government and marvel at some of the noise we hear today.
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I was talking to a local supplier for rooftop ventilators, quote per unit 1200 cedis, I decided to find out if I can buy it straight from china since i'm already sourcing something, here am I getting FOB quotes as low as 150 cedis without even making any effort. Landed cost won't even reach 300 cedis per piece. Imagine if I were buying full container and could negotiate better prices. Such margins are too high for a trading company. Y'all should do better.
The lies ghanaian businesses tell us to justify sky high prices... hmm
I am shocked that people are trying to claim that DSTV would willingly reduce their prices to this level, if they could get away with their initial pricing!
This is some clown shit, I understand trying to own someone because you don't like him but damn.
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Yesterday, ToR's MD @EdmondKombat_ briefed the media on how a refinery that wasn't refining for years is now refining again. I've gone through the slides, and I must say there's a lot to be encouraged by.
ToR is refining crude again. From 2022 to 2024, it refined nothing. So far in 2026, it has processed about 441k tonnes of crude. Management expects to process about 525k tonnes by the end of the year, which would be more than in 2020.
Management expects revenue to almost double this year, to about 547m cedis. ToR has also cleared six years of unaudited accounts.
ToR is getting paid faster too. In 2024, it took about 3 years on average to collect what it was owed. In 2025, that came down to about 21 months. What it owes others also fell from 7.1 billion cedis to 5 billion cedis.
There are still some things to keep an eye on. About 43% of what ToR produces right now is fuel oil. The unit that turns heavy oil into petrol, diesel and LPG is due for repairs this year. Once it's fully restored, we should see more petrol, diesel and LPG coming out of the refinery to support local consumption.
The second is output compared with capacity. ToR says the refinery can do up to 45k barrels a day. Based on the data so far, it has averaged about 12k barrels a day this year. I'm looking forward to seeing output get closer to that capacity.
Finally, costs. Insurance and maintenance have eaten up most of this year's gains, so operating profit is expected to rise only from 86m cedis to about 93m cedis. Some of that is the cost of bringing an old plant back to life, and I hope it settles as the plant stabilises.
Overall, a good news story with more to look forward to!
Nigeria should reachout and adapt this tech then track those stupid bandits and terrorists
Purdue University's IDEAS Lab built an autonomous drone that tracks runners through dense forests completely without GPS or cloud networks.
By running 3D LiDAR mapping and obstacle-avoidance AI entirely on-chip, it can weave under tree canopies and predict target movement through blind spots in real time.
Massive implications for next-gen search & rescue and edge AI.
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A private hospital with avg spend of even 300 cedis can generate almost 1m cedis monthly in just one branch if they can average 100 visits a day. There's no way private healthcare need to overcharge the way they do.
Some are selling drugs at markups exceeding 5x cost. Imagine you run even 10 branches, you can negotiate better prices and longer payment terms with suppliers. Most people also pay in person without insurance so you'll effectively a negative working capital business. It requires some competence that I believe is not common in ghana that's why it's not happening.
In most countries running a hospital is very expensive because of regulations alone. In ghana you can turn a three bedroom house into a clinic/hospital and no one will bat an eye. No zoning, no permits. Hefra will happily give you certification and labor is relativel cheaper.
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I built bbtree, the foundation of databases and filesystems, and the fastest concurrent btree.
Code: github.com/XiangpengHao/bbtrβ¦
Blog post & demo: bbtree.xiangpeng.systems/
