“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” ― Anais Nin For Circumspecte, that day has come: unveiling another layer of possibility I've spent the past year preparing for our transition from a blog to a full-fledged website . Photo Credit: Nii Nai-Kwade Now that the hour is here, I find myself quite emotional. Circumspecte: SEVEN years worth of priceless insights and experiences. I'm thankful. While this may be my final post here, you can still access our archive of 331 posts (see menu to the right)! I am also excited! For all of you to discover the "new" Circumspecte , our team (!), and all we have in store! Our URL may have changed, but our essence remains the same: Inform. Interact. Inspire. For now, I just want to say THANK YOU . Introducing, Circumspecte 2.0: CIRCUMSPECTE.COM Facebook - Twitter - Google+ - YouTube
Chale, how! Chale freeeesh! Depending on intonation, pronunciation, context, time of day, people involved, energy, mood, the Ghaniaan word " Chale " - apparently a localised version of "Charlie" - can mean very different things! In this case, it's the newest "street-talk" web series produced by the Fashionista GH and Excelsis crew which - according to the official CHALE! Facebook page - seeks to "c apture our very essence and the word on the street across an interesting mix of issues - some of which we easily gloss over." I mean, how can you knock that hustle? E be cool waaa. When Fashionista GH team lead Ob Absenser first sent me the link to preview, I was immediately captivated by the name and branding - ingenuous, I'm willing to bet that every konkonsa (gossip) session in Ghana begins with "Chale". Then came the sound bytes for M.anifest' s Blue (Charlie What Dey Happen) and it's street cred was sealed