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]]>In a world often dominated by loud voices and constant chatter, an emerging trend highlights the strength of silent communication the art of expressing oneself without shouting or over-talking. Experts say that speaking softly, combined with meaningful eye contact and subtle body language, can be far more impactful than raising one’s voice.
Communication specialists emphasise that shouting can create barriers, often putting listeners on the defensive. In contrast, a calm and measured tone invites engagement and fosters respect. “When you speak softly, people tend to lean in and pay closer attention,” says Dr. Mira Thompson, a behavioural psychologist. “It forces those around you to be more present and attentive.”
Beyond the tone of voice, non-verbal cues like eye contact and body language convey powerful messages. Holding steady eye contact can signal confidence and honesty, while open and relaxed postures invite trust and openness. These silent signals often tell more than words ever could, allowing gestures to speak volumes on your behalf.
This quieter approach doesn’t mean being passive. On the contrary, it demonstrates control, self-assurance, and emotional intelligence. Business leaders and public speakers who master this balance are often perceived as more credible and authoritative. Employees and audiences respond better to leaders who lead with composure rather than volume.
In daily interactions, adopting this style encourages deeper connections and reduces misunderstandings. It allows true messages to emerge without the noise of interruptions or emotional escalation.
Ultimately, the phrase “don’t shout, speak silently” serves as a reminder that communication is not just about being heard, but about being understood. Sometimes, the softest voice, supported by meaningful eye contact and body language, makes the loudest impression.
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]]>After winning 5 out of the 6 GBA awards, what can deny Dr Nick Danso Adjei the Ghanaian entrepreneurship man of the decade?
The award underscores Dr Nick Danso Adjei’s role in successfully steering the implementation of the Integrated Customs Management Systems (ICUMS), marking his fifth time receiving the “Entrepreneur of the Year” award. He is a pivotal player in the industry.
The Ghana Business Awards is a highly esteemed program that identifies and rewards excellence across all sectors in Ghana. The awards serve as a platform to recognize individuals and companies that play a significant role in the growth and development of their business sector, emphasizing key functions such as sustainability, operational excellence, and innovation.
Dr Danso Adjei has also started running other businesses like the Royal Nick Hotel, the Royal Light, Nick TC Scan (Ghana and Sierra Leone), Alic Inspection Company, Export Gold Ethanol Inspection Company, Global Export Company of Guinea-Bissau, Misyl an Energy BDC, Nick Petroleum and several other companies where hundreds of people are employed.
Retired Dr Agyenam Badu, director of GES in the Nkoranza Municipality of Bono East region described Nick Danso as an industrious, unassuming, focused and total philanthropist. According to Dr Agyemang Badu, Dr Nick Danso is no different from his late father, Okomfo Agyei spiritualist and also chief of Bredi who established a school and Presby church at Bredi.
Dr Nick Danso Adjei in brief says that hard work is the secret of every successful business!
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]]>People in Ghana celebrate Christmas from the 20th of December to the first week in January with lots of different activities. Many people travel to visit their relatives and friends in other parts of the country. Over 66 languages are spoken in Ghana, and all these language groups have their own traditions and customs!

December is also the start of the cocoa harvest (the bean that makes chocolate) in Ghana. Ghana is the world’s second-biggest cocoa producer. (I really like some fair-trade chocolate that’s made with cocoa from Ghana!)
Christmas Eve night is the time when the celebrations really start with Church services that have drumming and dancing. Children often put on a Nativity Play or other drama. Then choirs come out to sing and people come out in front of the priests to dance. Songs are mostly sung in the languages that the people understand best. This makes them feel that God speaks their language. Sometimes these services and dancing go on all night long!
Other people celebrate Christmas Eve with fireworks and parties.
On Christmas Day, the Churches are very full. People come out dressed in colorful traditional clothes. After the Church service on Christmas morning, people quickly go back to their houses to start giving and receiving gifts.
Traditional food includes stew or okra soup, porridge and meats, rice, and a yam paste called ‘fufu’.
During the Christmas period, children’s parties, employees’ end-of-year parties, etc. are mostly celebrated in hotels, at beaches, school parks, and community centers with good wishes for all people on earth.
Some Ghanaians also go to Church on the 31st of December to thank God for sending Jesus and to pray for a good and safe New Year. People may also use that time to remember those who died during the previous year and pray that the difficulties that they may have encountered over the year don’t carry on into the New Year.
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]]>This might have compiled women to seek early marriage at all costs. Women see life as worthless without a husband. It is a fact that about 95 percent of rich women are single.

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]]>The post Digitalization Is The Paramount Key To Job Creation- GIZ Boss Benson first appeared on Nkyeremu News.
]]>The GIZ boss, Benson Adjei said Agrico hub has trained 230 youth in digitalization drive to enable their trainees now fixed into the technological trading market. He charged them to keep updating their skills in ICT.
He said the Techiman Agrico hub is unique among their peer partners in terms of numbers, determination, and dream of going higher. He described the CEO of the Agrico hub of Techiman as innovative, and a role model for others to emulate.
Benson Adjei said the inclusion of high personality stakeholders including chiefs and political leaders has made the Agrico hub more attractive and sustainable.
The GIZ Technical Advisor condemned those calling themselves BBC to change their mindset. He said that learning ICT is possible for anyone who can read and write.
The CEO of the Agrico hub George Antwi Boasiko commanded the GIZ for their financial support and in kind. He said their aim is to train more youth to establish their own businesses with their digitization skills.
The durbar was attended by chiefs, political leaders, and the public. The hardworking trainees and other officers were given citation plaques.


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]]>The post Dada Lumba Sets Up FM To Resurrect Traditional Music first appeared on Nkyeremu News.
]]>He says it is said good songs with powerful messages and solid instrumentals are all kicking out of the face.
Kwadwo Fosu says he will use his station to champion the old traditional songs, which are scarcely played at only funeral grounds.

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]]>I am homeless and therefore need someone who can take total control of my affairs. After my education, we should get married within a three-month period.
Other conditions are that the person should be a single man fully employed to take full responsibility for my education.
I also promise to be faithful to you alone until thy kingdom comes.

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]]>She is calling all lovers to attend in their numbers. Her aim is to provide job opportunities for youth.

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]]>The post I Will Establish A Beauty Pageants School Of Excellence In Ghana-Jackie Appiah first appeared on Nkyeremu News.
]]>She said that she would discipline them in line with their dressing, which has become a challenge among the upcoming ladies.
The intended vocations are tailoring, hairdressing and cooking. Jackie Appiah is going to take care of the cost.

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