So I am looking to connect with other medical students across the continent to appreciate the diverse forms of studies across medicine. I am especially looking for those in Ghana since I am here myself but everyone is welcome. Do help a brother out, I am in my 3rd year and will be starting clinical medicine hopefully in December.
So I am looking to connect with other medical students across the continent to appreciate the diverse forms of studies across medicine. I am especially looking for those in Ghana since I am here myself but everyone is welcome. Do help a brother out, I am in my 3rd year and will be starting clinical medicine hopefully in December.
I am sure all tennis fans are keenly watching this year's tourney and the women's matches today are going to be a cracker. My eyes are firmly on Sabalenka vs Osaka. Naomi is playing brilliant tennis in the last few weeks and I feel she could conceivably defeat Aryna. I still have Aryna going all the way especially if she navigates her next two matches.
Are we going to send Colombia packing tomorrow night? Virtually all the African countries are almost out now. It's just Morocco and possibly Egypt and us. How are you guys feeling?
I have seen videos of places I thought shouldn't flood. I am at Korle Bu and I have seen places that I never imagined could get flooded literally overflowing with rainwater. This is crazy! Are they any places legitimately exempt from the floods in Accra?
I have been on and off reddit for a close to aa decade and I feel like there aren't enough active Ghanaians here and what I mean is Ghanaians who actually live in Ghana. Feels like most of the reddit community here are Ghanaians based in the diaspora.
I think Jannik Sinner will breeze through the draw and beat Djokovic in the men's final. I feel Sabalenka will break out of her slump and finally win a slam on a natural surface. Thoughts?
There were some extenuating circumstances which had the Provost and the Dean clash. So I failed my end of year Haematology exam and failed the referral as well. The catch is the module coordinator for the programme at the beginning of the year was changed three weeks to the final exam and the acting person is a pulmonologist. She set different questions which made it virtually impossible to pass the referral. The Provost stepped in and gave a special dispensation to move to the next level and then retake the Haematology exam later. So my colleagues and I who were affected moved on but The Dean was fighting against the decision and 5 months after starting the new year and taking a while new exams, we have been asked to quit and repeat the previous year.
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How do I cope with having to join my juniors?