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Ghanahomenews Taking you back to history and education. Your likes, comment and shares can help expand my page. Taking you back to History.

Can you do that for me? Back to the old days when there was real happiness and peace in the world.

BACK TO HISTORY !!!A rare photo of the currently elected president of Ghana Hon. John Dramani Mahama in 1965. John Drama...
30/12/2024

BACK TO HISTORY !!!

A rare photo of the currently elected president of Ghana Hon. John Dramani Mahama in 1965.

John Dramani Mahama is located on the right side in the picture.

The Good old days.

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BACK TO HISTORY!!!A young Ghanaian shop attendant lady poses in front of the United Trading Company headquarter in 1971....
29/12/2024

BACK TO HISTORY!!!

A young Ghanaian shop attendant lady poses in front of the United Trading Company headquarter in 1971.

Back then when women dressed appropriately as a sign of respect and dignity to men.

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BACK TO HISTORY!!Kwame Nkrumah who was the first President for the republic of Ghana being carried by the cheerful Citiz...
29/12/2024

BACK TO HISTORY!!

Kwame Nkrumah who was the first President for the republic of Ghana being carried by the cheerful Citizens of Ghana in 1957 after he gained independent for them from the British.

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FACTS TO KNOW!!A baboon called Jack officially used to work for South African railways between 1881-1890 as a signal man...
28/12/2024

FACTS TO KNOW!!

A baboon called Jack officially used to work for South African railways between 1881-1890 as a signal man and was given twenty cents a day and half a beer weekly.

Jack in his whole working time never made a single mistake in his entire railway career. Jack was a chacma baboon who helped a paraplegic railway signalman named James Wide, also known as "Jumper wide.

After he lost his legs in a railway accident. James wide decided to train Jack after losing his legs in a railway accident. James Wide trained Jack to help him with his daily tasks. Over time, Jack learned to operate railway signals under supervision, requiring careful attention and precision.

Jack the Baboon became famous for his reliability and accuracy in railway signal operation.

He never made a mistake in the nine years he worked for the railway. Jack passed away in 1890, and his skull is preserved at the Albany Museum in Grahamstown, South Africa, as a reminder of his unique contributions to the railway industry.
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This is a heartbreaking photo which was captured by a photographer named Avinash showing the moment of a mother monkey h...
12/12/2024

This is a heartbreaking photo which was captured by a photographer named Avinash showing the moment of a mother monkey holding her unconscious baby in India.

He said "I have never captured such emotion in an animal". After an hour this picture was taken by him. Avinash was still speechless.

Moral lesson: Animals are also creatures who got feelings like human beings got.

Credit: Avinash (An Indian Professional Photographer)

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