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I’m looking to upgrade my setup and need to buy either a 16GB or 32GB RAM stick/kit.

Since compatibility matters, I'm ideally looking for:

• Type: [DDR4}

If you have one available for sale, please DM me with your location, price and brand, . Alternatively, if you know a trusted local vendor or shop that has good deals on hardware right now, please drop them in the comments.

Accra preferred

Hello everyone,

My sister is a Level 200 BSc Marketing student at Kumasi Technical University (KsTU). She is looking for an internship / industrial attachment placement in Accra.

Duration: August -October 2026 (9 weeks, 40hrs/week)

Field: Marketing / Digital Marketing / Sales / - related role where she can learn.

She has her official attachment letter from the school and needs the opportunity to learn.

If your company is taking interns or you know someone in Accra who can help.

We would really appreciate it.

Thank you!

I’m on the hunt for a tablet in the 3,000-3,500 GHS range especially the Lenovo tab with the stylus pen

If anyone’s bought a tablet recently in Ghana (new or used) and has thoughts on where to get a good deal, or is personally selling something in this range, I’d really appreciate it. Also open to hearing if I’m missing better options at this budget.

Based in Accra, happy to meet up locally or arrange delivery.

Thanks!

Hey all — looking for advice from anyone with USCIS/K-1 or military PCS experience.

Me(24M) - She(24F)

my girlfriend (active duty Air Force) choosing between Guam and Germany for her next assignment now weighing a second option and want honest input.

Background: We’ve been together 4 years, she’s a US citizen, I’m in Ghana. We’re in the process of filing I-129F for a K-1 visa. Separately, she suggested I look into applying for a DAAD scholarship (German government-funded study program) as its own path, not dependent on her visa sponsorship.

Here’s the dilemma: if I go all-in on chasing a DAAD scholarship, the realistic timeline is 6-12+ months just for the application/selection process, then the actual program on top of that — and this year’s main deadline has already passed, so I’d likely be looking at a 2027 start. Meanwhile the K-1 process is already moving and takes roughly 12-18 months start to finish. If she picks Germany, our thinking was maybe I try to eventually join her there via DAAD instead of leaning on the K-1/marriage route — but if she picks Guam, the K-1 path stays the obvious one since Guam is US soil.

What’s giving me pause: these aren’t really equivalent alternatives. One is an immigration petition based on our relationship, moving forward on a semi-predictable timeline. The other is a competitive scholarship with no guaranteed outcome, that would land me in a different country than her if she’s in Guam, and doesn’t actually get me legal status to be with her either way.

Questions for people who’ve navigated something similar:

Trying to think clearly about this instead of chasing every option at once. Appreciate any blunt feedback.

Hey all — I’m a CS grad currently wrapping up National Service in Ghana, working in an MIS/BI role at a bank, wasn’t the best of experience but learnt some excel stuff. My main knowledge scope has been in building backend and mobile projects (Node/TypeScript, Flutter), and I’ve been deepening my systems fundamentals databases, distributed systems, that kind of thing.

I’m looking for structured graduate trainee or entry level software engineering programmes the kind that actually teach you properly rather than throw you straight into ticket triage. Open to Flutter/mobile or backend roles, remote or onsite .

If you know of programmes (company-run, fellowship-style, or government/NGO-backed) that take on junior devs with genuine technical interest rather than just a CS degree on paper, I’d love pointers. Happy to share more about my background if useful.

Who here has participated in the AmaliTech

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