Gertrude Osei Mensah is embarking on a 120-hour bake-a-thon on Monday 3rd June 2024 to achieve a Guinness World Record. She tells us about the challenge and calls for immense support from well-meaning Ghanaians.

A Ghanaian man called Cosmos Obeng got the opportunity to pursue further studies in the US and now dedicates his time and resources to ensuring Ghanaians and Africans also secure scholarship opportunities abroad. 

A Ghanaian man, Joel Atinga, has completed a 90-hour barbecue marathon to break the Guinness World Record. 

He exclusively shares with us some challenges he faced and his reasons for embarking on the challenge. 

In 2013, Harrison Okene spent close to 72 hours underwater, in total darkness, after his vessel capsized 20 miles off the coast of Nigeria and sunk to the bottom of the sea. He was discovered alive by divers sent to recover dead bodies.

We spoke with Ghanaian auto technician, Nana Afua Serwaa Adusei, the founder of Shecanic, which is empowering young women in STEM-related fields. 

She came to the limelight during a historic road trip from Accra to London. As the only woman on the journey, she served as the auto technician for a fleet of cars that journeyed through various African countries en route to Europe.

We speak with Michael Temitope, a Nigerian graphic designer who makes flyers for world-renowned football Journalist Fabrizio Romano.  

We speak with Nigerian software engineer Peter Ayeni who talks about:

1. The traumatizing event he saw that made him change his mind about becoming a doctor. 

2. How he got into social impact work that led to the establishment of his company, Mbele.

3. His experience at Mandela Washington Fellowship and visiting Obama’s house.

4. How young people can start out in tech

We speak with Mr Miki Mistrati, a celebrated multi-award-winning filmmaker who goes undercover to highlight how children are trafficked from Mali, Burkina Faso and other parts of Africa to work on cocoa plantations in Ivory Coast and Ghana.

30-year-old South African, Hlumelo Nyaluza, has created a social media app that is valued at $1.7 million and has the potential to become a billion-dollar app.

It has amazing and unique features that are not typically found in many popular social media apps. 

We speak with Ghana's legendary comedian, Kwaku Sintim-Misa(KSM),who shares how he got into comedy, his controversial views on religion and his thoughts on today's generation of skitmakers.