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Oct 14, 2026

Justice Kobina AkomHOST
57:12
[laughs]
E.K. WallaceHOST
57:12
Me from Yenubi, Ewe, now Onipa Nfim.
E.K. WallaceHOST
57:15
Also, I am Ato.
E.K. WallaceHOST
57:17
Inside Achimota, say, Asenpa Sports, you are the best.
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Oct 14 · 1 Mention

Andrews Adokwe TegoGUEST
36:05
Our language is not English.
Andrews Adokwe TegoGUEST
36:06
Our language is Ewe, is Ga, is Krobo, is Twi, is Sisala, and the rest.
Andrews Adokwe TegoGUEST
36:12
So don't put subject farmers to write in English and say that they have failed because they didn't write good English.
SarahHOST
36:17
Mm.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
17:21
Obviously, southern Ghana, we share a similar geography.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
17:24
So this palm tree in the Ashanti, it holds significance for the Ewe people who are in a different ethnic group.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
17:32
But when you go to the north of Ghana, you start to see where millet and sorghum and, um, legumes, they start to play those roles that you will see in southern Ghana.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
17:44
So, so much of the proverbs, the value systems are around, like, the baobab tree or-

16 MINS LATER

Afia AmoakoGUEST
33:53
And not just that, it's just how people are socialized to think about food here.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
33:58
So the categories, it's like fufu is fufu, banku is banku, and the difficult thing is that different cultures in Ghana place emphasis on different things.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
34:09
So the Ewe people, everything is like, well, not everything, but things that have corn end with ple.
Afia AmoakoGUEST
34:16
So it is amokple, ayikple, ewokple, jiple because it has corn, and that's how-
Esina OfiagbeduHOST
20:31
The minister explained that while AI solutions for agriculture like precision farming, weather sensing and crop disease detection already exist globally, they remain inaccessible to many Ghanaian farmers if only they speak English.
Esina OfiagbeduHOST
20:47
He said the government wants voice-enabled AI that farmers can interact with in Twi, Ga, Ewe, Dagbani and other local languages, and plans to use the same technology combined with the newly deployed 5G spectrum to deliver services like telemedicine to remote communities.
Esina OfiagbeduHOST
21:09
So that was from the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation, and he's tasking the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology to come up with an AI, AI language model to speak Twi so that we stop relying wholly on the foreign-built one that has already been in the system.
Esina OfiagbeduHOST
21:35
And he's tasking professors, lecturers and other experts and individuals to come up with AI language model that will be able to interact or let's say interpret to farmers, traders and, you know, to people at that level so that they also have a, a fair share of how the AI actually feels like.

42 MINS LATER

Deborah AdosoHOST
63:59
Chief Executive Officer of the Authority, Julius Nikoi Kotey, announced this at the Government Accountability Series held at the Jubilee House on Monday, October twelfth.
Deborah AdosoHOST
64:10
The initiative is aimed at reducing language barriers in the driver license and process and enabling applicants to demonstrate their knowledge of road signs, traffic regulation, and safe driving practices without being disadvantaged by language.
Deborah AdosoHOST
64:27
The six languages currently available on the platform include Twi, Ga, Ewe, Dagbani, Nzema, and Hausa.
Deborah AdosoHOST
64:35
Through a translation software, applicants can now take the mandatory driving theory test in their preferred local language.
Ruth Esenam FiyagbeduHOST
79:43
Right.
Ruth Esenam FiyagbeduHOST
79:43
Ewe name, right?
speaker_1ANNOUNCER
79:44
Ewe.
Ruth Esenam FiyagbeduHOST
79:44
Ah, me dear, Ewe, Ewe names are tricky how to pronounce.
Ruth Esenam FiyagbeduHOST
79:47
[laughs] Because I'm a number nine myself.
speaker_1ANNOUNCER
79:51
Ooh, that's nice.
Naa Dedei TetteyHOST
33:40
one.
Naa Dedei TetteyHOST
33:41
I want to master the Ewe language before we get to home.
Winston AmoahHOST
33:45
You want to master it? Yes.
Winston AmoahHOST
33:46
In 10 days? Say you want to have a working knowledge of it.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:15
Everybody speaks a different language.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:16
Someone is fluent in Chi, someone in Gan, someone in Ewe.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:20
We can't pick one of them and say that should be our standard language because our tribe will not agree to that.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:25
So I think as a country, we can't exactly do our way with the English.

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Morning Mist and Coffee in the Volta Hills

Oct 5 · 2 Mentions

Ama BoatengHOST
4:09
It is different from the Ashanti kente I know from further west.
Ama BoatengHOST
4:13
This Ewe cloth is narrower, woven on looms in villages like Agatime Kpado.
Ama BoatengHOST
4:17
The patterns tell stories of migration and identity.
Ama BoatengHOST
4:21
Kpado is a town I plan to visit soon to see the weavers at work, but today is for the mountain.
Ama BoatengHOST
5:01
I stop halfway to catch my breath and look back at Ho.
Ama BoatengHOST
5:04
The city spreads out below me, a grid of rooftops and roads.
Ama BoatengHOST
5:08
I can see the Volta Regional Museum, a colonial-era building that tells the story of German Togoland and the Ewe migration.
Ama BoatengHOST
5:15
I saw some of those exhibits last week.
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Candid

Candid

Oct 5 · 1 Mention

AJHOST
5:48
It's fe- uh, another type of fetiri dish.
AJHOST
5:50
It's a Ewe food.
AJHOST
5:52
Yeah, but-
Andy DostyHOST
5:52
But what is fetiri toto?
JoshuaGUEST
6:27
Blenau.
JoshuaGUEST
6:28
Tell them in what? In Ewe.
JoshuaGUEST
6:31
Yes.
JoshuaGUEST
6:34
In French it's what? Dit.

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