Ewura Adams Karim
@ewuraadamskarim • 10,996 subscribers
Award Winning Broadcast Journalist | Performing Artist | Mandela Washington Fellow | Obama Africa Leader | Social Entrepreneur
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Imagine you hire a driver to go to Makola and buy tomatoes for you at the price you set. You then sell the tomatoes yourself and make a loss. Can you blame the driver? He bought exactly what you asked, at the price you fixed, and you paid him his agreed transport money. GoldBod was the driver. BoG was the trader. The Minority is blaming the driver for the trader’s market. Make it make sense!
Ewura Adams Karim33,656 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Last year after I attended the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest, I granted an interview with #TV3GH that went viral. I used to work with the Ghana Maritime Authority. That viral interview cost me my job because party and government machinery put pressure on the Director General to sack me. I was coerced to resign solely because I attended a protest. I tended in my resignation on September 29, 2023. I got called by many friends, and media houses to call the government out for using their political power to take away my source of livelihood. My lawyer asked that we take it up legally, but I declined because I knew that a day like this will come. Power is temporary. It’s as volatile as flatulence. So when you have it, be careful how you use it because those who truly wield power can take it whenever they so desire. If I actively campaigned for Mahama, it’s not only because I believe in his ability to reset our country but I also know that under his leadership, voices of dissent will not be silenced and that our voices will not be dismissed. God bless Ghana. #GhanaDecides2024 #Occupyjulorbihouse #FixTheCountry
Ewura Adams Karim388,381 просмотров • 1 год назад
H. E. John Dramani Mahama does not know it all. Even if he did, he cannot do it all by himself. It’ll take the contribution of each and everyone of us to help build the Ghana that we want. So let’s support him in whatever way we can. Our country is at a crossroad now and so I don’t care if you’re NDC or you’re NPP. What we must focus on now as citizens of this country is the development of the country. If you’re indeed a Ghanaian who wishes well for Ghana, this is the time. This is the time to fold your sleeves and get your hands dirty. We’ve got a country to build. We’ve got a nation to set on the path of success not just for our generation but for those to come. I’m hopeful for a better Ghana and so must you be. For some of us, we have continued to support this country and the efforts of the governments that come and go. It’s more about the country than it is about a political party to some of us. We will do what we can to help this country that birthed us. Ghana is all that we have. Ghana is all that we will ever have. If we don’t make it succeed then we have failed the future generations. #MandelaFellows #ExchangeOurWorld #EwuraAdamsKarim #MaltitiFoundation #LeadershipRenaissance #renovatingGhana #YALI2024Fellow #MWF2024 #YALI2024
Ewura Adams Karim91,207 просмотров • 1 год назад
Fugu Wednesday it is. #EwuraAdamsKarim #Thefutureishere #wedey2geda
Ewura Adams Karim37,966 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
Ghanaian youth are not asking for much. All that we ask for is that you respect our rights as enshrined in our constitution. Give us quality healthcare, education, employment opportunities, and a good livelihood. #OccupyJulorbiHouse #OccupyBoGProtest #FixTheCountry
Ewura Adams Karim117,175 просмотров • 3 лет назад
Last month, I had the privilege of attending the Sports, Entertainment, and Impact Summit at Harvard University. During one of the breakout sessions, I shared some concerns that I believe deserve more attention, particularly regarding the growth of our entertainment industry and reclaiming control of the African narrative on the global stage. #MWF2024 #YALI2024 #YALI2024Fellow #MandelaFellows #ExchangeOurWorld #EwuraAdamsKarim #MaltitiFoundation #LeadershipRenaissance #RenovatingGhana
Ewura Adams Karim31,293 просмотров • 1 год назад
Yesterday I was invited to speak as a Guest Speaker at the Opening Plenary Session of the 15th Sitting of the Ghana International Model United Nations Conference Held at the Great Hall at the University of Ghana. As a former student of the University, a former student leader, the former Vice Chair for Political Affairs and presently the Cordinator for the Explore program of GIMUN, it was refreshing to be interacting with my peers once again and to share with them what my journey has been as a young leader. My conversation centred mainly around intentionality as youth and why that must be our driving force going forward as young people. I mentioned during my address that our youthful years represent a time of boundless energy, endless possibilities, and a blank canvas just waiting to be painted and for that matter, it is important for for us to see it not just as a stepping stone to adulthood but rather a vibrant landscape in itself teeming with varied lessons, experiences and opportunities that help in shaping who we eventually become. However, over the years, we seem to have letf that to chance, only waiting to reach the final chapters of our lives. So, in order for us to truly honour our youth and not leave our lives in the hands of chance, we need to be intentional about our youth and that will require we actively engaging with the present as well as asking ourselves critical questions like “what do I want to learn?” “Who do I want to become?” “What kind of impact do I want to make?” When we do that, we will nurture our curiosity, find our authentic voices, learn to lead with purpose and we will use our youthful energy to build a better world. Being intentional therefore requires us to approach the journey of life with purpose, awareness, and a desire to truly experience the richness of youth. It's about savouring the laughter of late-night conversations, the thrill of pushing boundaries, and the quiet joys of self-discovery. So, as young people, we must not let our youth be a mere prelude. We must own it, engage with it, and shape it into the masterpiece it deserves to be. We must embrace the uncertainties, cherish the experiences, and remember, the most fulfilling future will be built on an intentional present. Share your thoughts with me on how you're making your youth count. How are you being intentional about this precious time? Let's learn from each other and ensure that every chapter of our journey, not just the last, is etched with meaning and purpose. #EwuraAdamsKarim #youth #leadershiprenaissance #tellthem #intentionality #year2024
Ewura Adams Karim25,903 просмотров • 2 лет назад
I sat with Rt. Hon. Helen Clark Helen Clark , former Prime Minister of New Zealand and global health leader, for a conversation on the future of global health governance. From her recent remarks at the G20 Health Ministerial on the strain facing the global health architecture, to Ghana’s bold Accra Reset Initiative, we explore what governments must do to restore trust, strengthen multilateralism, and build equitable health systems for all. We also discuss her leadership at the WHO Research Alliance, and her upcoming role as Board Chair of GAVI, and what these mean for sustaining and expanding global vaccine and health gains — particularly in the context of the Accra Reset. Don’t miss this insightful conversation tonight, Monday, 24th November 2025 only on Woezor TV #ewuraadamskarim #eakarim #thegonjaboy #wedey2geda✊🏽
Ewura Adams Karim11,125 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад
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