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17/05/2026

The Farmer's Experience - Introduction 🥕🍉: Farming is the backbone of every economy in the world. Yet right now, many places face a crisis of food shortages and struggling farms.

That’s why I’m starting "The Farmer’s Experience" – TFE.

Follow along as I sit down with farmers to talk about the real opportunities, the real challenges, and what it takes to keep food on the table. If you care about where your food comes from, you don’t want to miss this 😄

TFE kicks off in Woe, Volta Region, Ghana 🇬🇭

17/05/2026

AFRICA STREET JOURNAL Introduction: People have dreams, people have purpose. Sometimes theses dreams never materialise because of lost of focus and unforseen circumstances.

Street journal is part of Kambel Concepts, which is ment to have short conversation with what everyday, to remind and encourage people of their dreams and how they must not loose focus.

The guy in the picture with me is "Mighty" his "Charle Name😄". His story will be - AfricaStreetJournal 1 😎🔊

14/05/2026

14/05/2026

If you can’t read the room, you can’t lead the room!

Will British Prime Minister Keir Starmer survive the heat? 🥵 Time will tell.

14/05/2026

UK🇬🇧: Should Britain Give Kemi Badenoch a Chance?

Kemi Badenoch says Britain needs a fresh Conservative vision and a new direction.

Supporters believe she brings strong convictions and clear messaging. Critics question whether the Conservative Party is really ready for a comeback after its recent defeat.

Do you think Kemi Badenoch deserves a chance to lead the country? 👇
👍 Agree
❤️ Disagree

Picture Credit: Mind Stories

14/05/2026

Beautiful Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️: ‎Golden sands, ocean breeze, and pure serenity 🌊☀️

‎Experience the magic of the Beachfront at Woe, Volta Region — pure Beautiful Ghana vibes you won’t forget.
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‎Follow for more stories, places, and moments that make Ghana & Africa unforgettable.

Visit Ghana, Experience Ghana ♥️
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13/05/2026

USA🇺🇸: Plans for $1.5 Billion Trump Tower in Queensland Cancelled Amid Brand Concerns

Plans for a $1.5 billion Trump Tower in Queensland have been cancelled, with the developer citing concerns over the Trump brand’s reception in Australia. The project, announced three months ago, was set to rise 91 stories and become the tallest building in the country.

David Young, chief executive of Altus Property Group, said the decision followed a reassessment of the partnership. “Let’s just say that with the Iran War and everything else, the Trump brand was increasingly toxic in Australia,” Young stated. He added that the split was not due to unmet obligations and that Altus intends to continue with the development under a different luxury brand.

The promotional material for the project has since been removed from the Trump Organization’s website, and the dedicated site trumpgoldcoast . com is no longer active. The original campaign featured AI-generated renderings of the proposed tower.

Public opposition also played a role in the project’s withdrawal. A petition on Change . org opposing the development gathered 140,000 signatures from Gold Coast residents. The petition cited concerns over-development, environmental impact, and strain on local infrastructure, as well as discomfort with the Trump brand itself.

Altus maintains that the broader project remains “live” and that construction will proceed without the Trump affiliation. The company said other luxury brand options are being considered for the site.

The cancellation comes after Eric Trump publicly expressed enthusiasm for the project earlier this year, describing it as an opportunity to bring “the prestige and allure of a world-class luxury brand” to Australia. Posts promoting the tower have since been deleted.

13/05/2026

More on Ho to Aflao Road🇬🇭: "Was specifically at Ave-Dakpa...Big Push is Real." We were speaking 🔊 to an Engineer. More surprises coming.

Kambel Media News Report

11/05/2026

NIGERIA🇳🇬: Kwankwaso Recounts Family Political Split During 2023 Elections in Arise TV Interview

Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has shared details of how the 2023 general elections sparked political disagreements even within his own household, revealing that his daughter urged him to align with Labour Party candidate Peter Obi. Speaking on Arise TV today, the New Nigeria Peoples Party leader described the moment as an example of how the election cycle played out differently across generations in Nigerian families.

According to Kwankwaso, older Nigerians were more focused on discussions around religion and ethnicity during the campaign period. He noted that these issues dominated conversations among people in his age bracket, shaping how many approached their political choices and party affiliations at the time.

The former Kano State governor contrasted this with the attitude of younger Nigerians, saying they were more concerned with identifying what they saw as the right leadership for the country. He suggested that younger voters prioritized competence and governance over the traditional fault lines that often influence political alignment.

Kwankwaso’s remarks highlight the generational divide that was evident during the 2023 elections, when third-party candidates gained significant traction among youth voters. The election saw Peter Obi’s Labour Party draw support largely from younger demographics in urban areas, while established parties retained strongholds in other regions.

Reflecting on the experience, Kwankwaso framed it as a broader commentary on Nigeria’s evolving political landscape. He implied that the shift in priorities among younger citizens could influence future elections as the electorates continue to change. What specific policy areas do you think drove that generational split in 2023?

08/05/2026

GHANA 🇬🇭📸: Parliament of Ghana officially welcomed, Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, following her historic election as Second Vice President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP).

The election took place on April 30, 2026, during the continental body's session in Midrand, South Africa, where she secured a decisive victory with 131 votes against 51.