Ghana's move to digital migration is...smart TV!!

Ghana's move to digital migration is...smart TV!!

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Accra is the capital of the small, West African country of Ghana, which achieved its independence in 1957 from its colonial master, the United Kingdom. It celebrated 50 years in 2007, and is projecting itself fast and furiously as "gateway to West Africa".

It's an exciting city, with its unique problems, but with it close to the Atlantic ocean, and many beaches, who can resist coming here?




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    Wednesday, September 03, 2008

    No radio in the Ghana taxi?


    How about television instead?
    Posted by Emmanuel.K.Bensah II
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    6 comments:

    Unknown said...

    I think that is so dangerous... here I allways ask to turn off the TV everytime I take a taxi with such a device!

    P.S. Our flags have the same colours: mine is divided into green and red, having a yellow coat of arms in the middle :-)

    5:53 pm
    Kris McCracken said...

    So what do they watch? Football? Soap operas? The news?clumsyk

    9:03 pm
    Jane Hards Photography said...

    Wow! That is strange.Tv's for the back seat but not for the drivers.

    11:43 am
    Emmanuel.K.Bensah II said...

    JM--I agree! It is dangerous! Nice to know you and I's country's flags are similar;-)

    Kris--when they guy switched the tv on when his radio failed him, it seemed like he was switching it on for me! He put it on one of our private tv stations here that was showing music videos. I guess it's good when there's the traditional x-mas traffic--then he won't miss the news!;-))

    babooshka--too right! Ghana produces many firsts. Maybe this is one of those!:-))

    12:25 pm
    Janet Kincaid said...

    That's a little scary. More and more, multimedia equipment is becoming a part of car culture in America. It's strange to see families speeding down interstates with movies showing on a small screen like those you'd see on an airplane.

    6:01 pm
    this too will pass said...

    looks safer than Lagos taxis tho'

    8:02 pm

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