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miezah anyimiah	Feb 24 2010 12:28 PM
hi kwaku can u please repeat the interview with bright simmons. i missed it and dont want to miss it forever cos thats one person every young person should listen to and the old as well. i believe this weekend would be quite apposite cos hes on the opportunity forum this week. thank you

Clement Narh	Feb 20 2010 8:26 PM
Hi Kwaku, That was an excellent piece about Haiti. Good experience!!! Iteetee (UCC)

Michael Adjei-Djan

Dec 30 2009 1:43 PM

Hi Kwaku, congratulations on a great program and Happy New Year to you. i must say Kwaku one-on-one, as well as Front Page really illuminates journalism in Ghana. i listened to your interview with Marcel Desailly on TV3, and read the intro on your website, and i must say that there were factual inaccuracies that Marcel himself should have corrected. As an ardent football fan, i couldn't help but write to you to coreect them. At France 98 where the home team won the World Cup for the first time, the captain of the team was Didier Deschamps and not Marcel. Deschamps had played with Marcel at Olympique Marseille, and was then playing for Juventus in Italy whilst Desailly was at AC Milan. At Euro 2000, Deschamps again captained the French team. this time both Deschamps and Desailly were playing at Chelsea. Desailly only captained the team at the World Cup in Korea/Japan in 2002 and the 2004 European Champonships in Portugal.In 2002 France notably crashed out in the first round of the World Cup, and at Euro 2004 they got to the quarter finals, where they lost 1-0 to the eventual winners Greece. Desailly's tenure as captain of France did not bring any major honours to the country and he should have been bold to say so. Suffice it to say that his performance on the pitch during his membership of the French team was outstanding. i have followed Desailly from Nantes to Marseille, where he played with Abedi Pele, AC Milan and Chelsea. let it be placed on record that he and Gianfranco Zola were the reason why i visited Stamford Bridge in November 1999, and which eventually led to my un-alloyed support for Chelsea. He should have been bold to tell you he wasn't the captain during those period you attributed to him. The French normally choose their captains based on seniority in the national team. From Deschamps, the captancy moved to Desailly, then to Zinedine Zidane, then Patrick Viera, and now Thierry Henry. Somewhere along the line Lilian Thuram deputised for both Zidane and Viera when they were not available Best Regards Michael

Nana kofi Gyan	Nov 08 2009 2:55 PM
Hello Kwaku,I would be happy if you can give me any contact to David Kwamena Bolton,well if it`s on wiht you!

Moses Lord Dagadu	Oct 14 2009 9:57 PM
Kwaku,i never missed kwaku-one -on one when i was in the country.Now am ten thousand miles away and i think you should have a podcast or video recording on your page so some of us can still enjoy your program.

nathaniel kwesi somuah	Sep 24 2009 1:13 PM
Hi Kwaku. It is always exciting listening and watching you perform your wonders. Ghana is indeed proud of you. Achimota School is really the place to start life. As an Akora myself and a GYAMFI HOUSE BOY (SPORTS PREFECT 2000), I say, THANK YOU FOR PAVING THE WAY FOR US GYAMFI BOYS TO FOLLOW. God bless you.

SAMUEL NARH

Sep 02 2009 12:14 PM

Hi Kwaku, For me You always raise the bar of journalism in this country with your insightful interviews and write-ups. However, You have not been updating your ESSAYS column since May. Why? You used to transpose your Interviews on your programme(KWAKU-ONE-ON-ONE) into text to enable people who miss the show to read but lately you have not been doing it why?. Please keep the spirit going. Write more and regularly. All the best.

Margaret Cain	Aug 30 2009 7:02 PM
I watched the interview you had with ex president Kuffour. I am rather impressed and you came accross very professional and respectful, yet getting the points accross. Well done and continue the hard work. I am just on visit from the UK

Esther Awuah

Aug 21 2009 2:29 PM

Hi Kweku, congratulations for the wonderful work you are doing. This is my very first time of visiting your site, because one of my stories was linked to the site. I must say that i really admire your courage. Looking through the picture gallery one question i kept asking myself was when will i also get this opportunity. But i know in life, most of the great people like you, also started from somewhere. So keep up the good work and may God grant you all the grace to even exile to higher heights.

Aaron Awinloya Anongre Atukiya Ayamga

Aug 12 2009 10:48 AM

Kwaku,you are a great inspiration to me. All this while ,I presumed Ann Sakyi was your wife. I am marveled by all the success you have achieved in your life, and I presuming you are not even 50 yet.As a student of Achimota School,I am proud to be associated with you.Your life is trumpeting to us in particular the 'YES WE CAN'message loud and clear and the fact that we have no excuse not to succeed in life.Thank you for being who you are.