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07/08/2025

The President of Ghana Speaks Tonight

21/07/2025

How to Take Good Pictures with Your Phone

1. Clean Your Camera Lens
Your photos will look blurry or hazy if your lens is dirty. Use a soft cloth or your shirt to gently wipe it before shooting.

2. Use Natural Light
Lighting makes or breaks a photo. Shoot during the day or near windows. Early morning or late afternoon (golden hour) gives the best lighting.

3. Tap to Focus
Before snapping, tap on your subject on the screen. This helps your camera focus properly and adjusts the exposure.

4. Avoid Zooming In
Zooming reduces image quality. Instead, move closer to your subject if you can.

5. Keep Your Hands Steady
Shaky hands = blurry photos. Hold your phone with both hands or rest your elbows on something steady.

6. Experiment with Angles
Try taking photos from different heights or perspectives. Shoot from above, below, or at an angle to add interest.

7. Use Portrait Mode (When Needed)
If your phone has Portrait Mode, use it for portraits or close-up shots—it blurs the background for a pro look.

8. Practice Often
The more photos you take, the better you’ll get. Try new locations, subjects, and lighting to improve your skills.

22/06/2025

22/06/2025

22/06/2025

Transsion, the company that makes Tecno, Infinix and Itel smartphones is now selling electric bikes. They released their first e-bikes called TankVolt e-bikes in Uganda in 2023. Two years on, it has expanded into four other markets namely Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia.
Very soon I am sure they will enter the Ghanaian market. This Chinese company is really studying the African market. They identify a need and fill that gap. Can Kantanka introduce e-bikes before the TankVolt enters Ghana?

20/06/2025

In a move to enhance healthcare delivery in Ghana’s northern sector, The Church of Pentecost on June 18, 2025, officially commissioned its state-of-the-art 35-bed Pentecost Hospital in Kumbagre, a …

20/06/2025

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has seized 100 cartons of Tramadol at the Transit Terminal of the Tema Port during a June 18, 2025 operation. The consignment, disguised as general merchandise and destined for Niger, included 50 cartons of 250mg and 50 cartons of 120mg Tramadol.

20/06/2025

Dr. John-Brown Mensah, a renowned clinical embryologist, has raised alarm over the harmful effects of ma*****na and to***co use on reproductive health. Speaking during an interview on the Ride and …

20/06/2025

The best selling flip phone is the Motorola Razr V3, released in 2004. It sold over 130 million units.

20/06/2025

The headmistress of Obuasi Presby Junior High School (JHS), Madam Emilia Asantewaa Awuku, has made a passionate appeal to stakeholders to help construct a fence wall around the school to enhance qu…