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UNIA President General Michael Duncan gives a tour of the successful restaurant owners depot business where over 200 New York City restaurants are supplied with goods.
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The hand motion of "roll the dice" is similar to pedaling a bike with your arms. When your opponent reaches out to strike or grab, you cycle so the leading edge of the circle formed by your moving fists goes downward. That brings your fists or forearms into hard contact with his limb, Professor Mo says.
"You break down the arm by hitting him near his wrist and farther up the arm. Then you hit his face with one or more backfists.
"You can also cycle up at the end. In that case, your first one or two hits will knock his arm down, and then you would reverse the cycle and come up to strike him under the chin."
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Prof. James Small: The Code of Practice of Our Ancestors & the True Rites of Passage of Life | 3 Apr 2020
Petersfield & Rey Group Limited is a company situated in Ataabadze in the Komenda-Edna-Eguafo-Abirem (KEEA) Municipality of Ghana.
The company has two production lines; one producing Reydrops natural mineral water, and the other producing soft drinks and natural fruit juice (pineapple, watermelon and mixed fruits with ginger)
Adopted under the 1D1F policy, the company boasts of 165 out-grower farmers who assist in producing raw materials to feed the company, and farmlands of about 206 acres.
Watch this video to learn more.
Grow In Ghana, Grow With Ghana 🇬🇭
#GrowInGhanaGrowWithGhana #GhanaOnTheGo #GIPCGhana #InvestGhana #Pineapple #Fruits #FruitJuice #Watermelon #organic
Dr. Luyaluka joins us to shares his wisdom on BaKongo Cosmology
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Ancestral Voices
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Why be an illegitimate child in America and Europe, when we could be privilege in Afrika? Repatriate back to Afrika is one of the most powerful solution we can do for ourselves.
Today, Onuora Abuah speaks to a Togolese/Ghanaian, Ernest Dagbovie who studied in Liberia but has worked in Lomé for 20+ years at the prestigious British School of Lomé. We discuss the type of education available for children, things to do in the country, border issues across west Africa and the Sankofa Journey.
