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🎥 Deep Live Cam Remote Installation

Transform your webcam with real-time AI face swapping for live streams, video calls, content creation, and virtual meetings.

Remote installation available.

Minimum Requirements: • Windows 10/11 (64-bit)

• NVIDIA GPU with CUDA support (RTX recommended)

• 16GB RAM (32GB recommended)

• 20GB+ free storage

• Stable internet connection for remote setup

Includes installation, configuration, testing, and basic setup guidance.

u/Kudaya619 — 4 hours ago

I want to get rid of these

Home used, Rare Kenwood LS-G9 3 way stereo home theater speakers(pair). Comes with speaker mesh - 850 cedis

u/Kudaya619 — 4 hours ago

Looking for a room around Lapaz (Budget: 10k GHS) – Single or Self-contained

I’m looking to secure a room by the end of this month anywhere around Lapaz or closely neighboring areas.

​My parameters

​Budget: 10,000 GHS cash ready.

​Type: A standard single room is fine, but a single room self-contained would be ideal if the price makes sense.

​Duration: Flexible. I am willing to adjust the advance period based on the room type (e.g., 1 year for a good self-contained, or 1.5 to 2 years for a standard room).

​Dealbreaker: Must be in a strictly flood-free zone.

​If anyone knows a direct landlord or a reliable agent with verifiable properties in the Lapaz enclave, please drop a comment with what my budget can secure and I'll reach out to you ASAP.

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AMD RYZEN 7 PRO LAPTOP

HP Elitebook 745 G5 AMD RYZEN 7 PRO🔥🔥 8th Generation🔥 8gb ddr4 ram 256gb SSD Type C Port KEYBOARD LIGHTAMD RADEON Vega 8 Graphics *1 Gig Dedicated Graphics FINGERPRINT SENSOR✅ Webcam✅ 14 inches Type C port Bluetooth ✅ Strong battery 🔋 neat ✅✅

Good for gaming and graphics works GHS 4000

u/Freddiesco — 2 days ago
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Alienware x16 R1 4080ti (12gb VRam)

Absolute beast for Ray Tracing, 3D rendering, High end Gaming, video editing, & architecture.

●Intel core i9

●13th generation(13900hk)

● 14-cores, 20 logical processors

● processor speed: 2.5ghz + turbo boost up to 5.1ghz

●SSD 1TB

● 32gb DDR5 RAM (6000MT Mega Transfers)

● NVIDIA GeForce-> RTX 4080 12gb Dedicated

● refresh rate: 360hz

● slightly used(94% new)

Dm

Cool GHS 20k

Very affordable!

u/Stolen_fate — 2 days ago

Architectural designer based in Takoradi, taking on new projects

I'm an architectural designer working across residential and commercial projects here in the Western Region. I design everything from single-family homes to mixed-use commercial buildings, and I use photorealistic 3D visualization so clients can see exactly how their building will look before construction starts — not just flat floor plans

Rates depend on project scope and size — happy to discuss based on what you're looking to build.

Currently taking on new projects. Feel free to comment or DM if you'd like to talk through an idea.

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u/Easy-Grass5700 — 2 days ago
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💰 THE COMPLETE GUIDE: How to Buy & Sell Bonds in Ghana

Ever wondered how the government funds new roads, hospitals, and infrastructure? Or how top companies raise money without going to the bank? The answer is bonds. And here's the part most people don't know: you can actually invest in them too.

Let's break it all down 👇

🔍 What exactly is a bond?

Think of it as a loan — but you're the lender. You give money to the government or a company, they use it to fund their operations, and in return, they pay you interest (called a "coupon") plus your full principal back when the bond matures. Because the interest schedule is set from day one, bonds are known as "fixed income" investments.

🏛️ Who issues bonds in Ghana?

  1. Government bonds — used to fund major national projects and manage debt. Considered low-risk since they're backed by the state.

  2. Corporate bonds — issued by public companies to fund expansion. Higher risk, but usually higher interest rates to match.

🏦 Where do bonds trade?

The GFIM (Ghana Fixed Income Market) — Ghana's premier secondary market for fixed income securities. It was built through a partnership between the Bank of Ghana, Ghana Stock Exchange, Central Securities Depository, the Ghana Association of Bankers, the Ministry of Finance, and licensed dealing members.

⚠️ Important: You can't buy directly.

GFIM doesn't allow individual investors to walk in and trade. You MUST go through a licensed bank, broker, or broker-dealer. Here's exactly how the process works:

Step 1: Open a depository account

Just like opening a savings account, but this one holds your bonds. It gets credited when you buy, debited when you sell. The Central Securities Depository (CSD) sends you periodic statements showing your holdings.

Step 2: Choose your bond

Decide what fits your goals, or let your broker recommend options suited to your risk appetite and timeline.

Step 3: Broker executes the trade

Your broker buys at the best available price on the automated trading system, whether on the GSE trading floor, in-office, or online.

Step 4: You receive a Contract Note

This document shows the transaction date, quantity bought, price, fees/commissions, and total cost. Your official record.

Selling follows the exact same steps, just in reverse.

📊 Two values every bond investor must understand:

- Face value: The fixed amount you get back when the bond matures. Never changes.

- Capital value: What your bond is worth if sold today on the market. This fluctuates with interest rates and economic conditions.

👉 Hold to maturity = you know exactly what you'll get.

👉 Sell before maturity = your return depends on market timing.

📉 What affects bond prices?

- Economic & market conditions (bonds often gain appeal when markets get volatile)

- Time to maturity (longer-term bonds are more sensitive to interest rate changes)

- Credit quality (a downgrade in the issuer's credit rating can hurt the bond's price)

⭐ Why should bonds be part of your portfolio?

  1. Regular income — reliable coupon payments

  2. Reduced volatility — predictable payouts if held to maturity

  3. Diversification — bonds tend to perform well when stocks are down, balancing your overall portfolio

u/duhglow — 3 days ago
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First-Time Investor in Ghana: What’s the Best Way to Invest GH₵4,500?

Hi everyone,

I'm a complete beginner to investing and I'd really appreciate some advice from people with experience in Ghana.

I have GH₵4,500 that I'd like to invest. My goal isn't to get rich quickly. I mainly want my money to grow while keeping the risk relatively low. My investment horizon is about 3 to 12 months, or even longer.

So far, I've come across:

- Treasury Bills

- Money Market Funds

- The Achieve app

I'm a bit confused about how each of these actually works and which would be most suitable for my situation.

A few questions:

  1. If you were starting with GH₵4,500 today, what would you choose and why?

  2. Is Achieve a good option, and if so, which investment product inside the app would you recommend?

  3. Which banks or institutions have good Treasury Bill services or Money Market Funds?

  4. Would you put all the money into one option, or split it between different investments?

  5. Are there any fees, risks, or beginner mistakes I should know about before investing?

  6. Are there any other investment options in Ghana that you think I should consider besides Treasury Bills, Money Market Funds, and Achieve?

I'd really appreciate practical advice from people who have personally used these products in Ghana. Thanks in advance!

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u/Randomlyrandom96 — 4 days ago
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Is yepbff legit?

I keep hearing about how to make money quickly and stuffs from friends. Recently joined a channel on telegram. Is it legit or a scam? Not a bad idea to put some money where it can grow small, anaaa?

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u/Jolly_Mood_9187 — 4 days ago

Freelance Transcriptionist — Akan

1. Role Overview

You will transcribe 2-speaker, channel-separated audio recordings in Akan. Each file has two clearly separated speakers. Your job is to produce a clean, accurate, sequentially ordered transcript with speaker labels and timestamps.

2. What You Will Do

  • Listen to 2-speaker audio recordings in Akan
  • Type out what each speaker says, accurately and in full
  • Label each speaker turn as Speaker 1 or Speaker 2, matching the audio channel
  • Add timestamps at the start of each speaker turn (format: HH:MM:SS)
  • Ensure transcripts are sequential with no unexplained gaps

3. Requirements

  • Native or near-native fluency in Akan (spoken and written)
  • Strong written Akan — accurate spelling, punctuation, and grammar
  • Ability to work independently and meet daily output targets
  • Access to a computer with a stable internet connection
  • Availability for at least 4 hours per day
  • Prior transcription experience is a plus but not required — all contributors must pass a qualification test

4. Quality Standard

  • Word Error Rate (WER) of 5% or less on all delivered transcripts
  • Zero speaker label errors — Speaker 1 must always correspond to Channel 1
  • Transcripts reviewed on a rolling basis; feedback provided promptly
  • Files that do not meet the quality threshold will be returned for correction

Project Details & Compensation:
This is a manual audio transcription project for the Akan language. Onboarding is rolling, meaning you can start as soon as you are qualified.

Earn up to $1200 in only one month if you work 8 hours a day. (Pay rate for transcribed and diarized audio hour is $5 - Working hours: Audio hours ratio is dependent on your efficiency)

Apply Here: https://ats.rippling.com/en-GB/perle/jobs/1b8f1b08-acd7-49b0-98bf-c96a85f3f951

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u/AnywhereUnited2689 — 4 days ago

Samsung Galaxy s25 for Sale

Samsung S25 📱

128GB 💾

12GB RAM ⚡

Dual SIM 📲

Snapdragon 8 Elite 🚀

One week used

Kaneshie

Ghc5200 negotiable 💬📱

u/Bright-Leopard2253 — 5 days ago

I need help finding artisans

Looking to connect with anyone experienced in recruiting skilled Ghanaian artisans for overseas work. If you've been through this, I'd appreciate a quick DM. Thanks!

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u/joeyy-pk — 4 days ago
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What Are the GSE-CI and GSE-FSI? 📈

If you've ever seen "the GSE gained 2% this week" — those numbers refer to one of these two indices.

GSE-CI (Composite Index): The benchmark index tracking all listed stocks on the GSE. Think of it as the overall "temperature" of the market. Both indices started in January 2011 with a base value of 1,000 points, so today's reading of 14,724 means the market has grown roughly 14x since then.

GSE-FSI (Financial Stocks Index): Same concept, but tracks only banking and insurance stocks. Useful if you want to isolate how financials are doing without the noise from telecoms, oil, or consumer goods.

Where they stand right now (June 30, 2026):

- GSE-CI: 14,724.26 pts — up 67.89% year-to-date

- GSE-FSI: 8,269.37 pts — up 77.94% year-to-date

These indices also serve as your personal benchmark — if your stock is up 20% but the GSE-CI is up 68%, your pick is technically underperforming the broader market.

What do you think is driving the strong numbers this year?

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u/duhglow — 4 days ago

Secured a job at Pantang but I have no accommodation. Eligible for salary loan after 3 months probation

Long shot but you miss 100% of the chances you do not take so here goes my shot.

I am a 25 year old male currently living Pokuase and I recently secured a job in Pantang which I am due to start by next week. Communting to work from Pokuase to Pantang everyday is almost impossible. I don't even live in Pokuase to be precise, we're around Mayera which is farther.

I have spoken to my new boss about my condition and she says to try get help for the first few months until probation period of 3 months is over then she can step in with a salary loan.

I will be tremendously happy if anyone living in or around Pantang is able to help me. I will contribute towards utility bills and I will help around the house as well.

Thank you.

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u/Selasie_99 — 6 days ago