In this no-holds-barred episode, Ghana’s most watched current affairs broadcaster, Paul Adom-Otchere, steps into the Talk No Dey Cook Rice studio for a deeply honest and unfiltered conversation. From defending President Akufo-Addo since 1988 to his views on media independence, corruption, constitutional reform, and even galamsey, Paul holds nothing back.

He shares personal convictions, tough criticisms, and bold insights on the state of Ghana’s democracy — including why he believes the media must be wealthy, the youth want a whip-cracker president, and why he’ll never lie in defense of Akufo-Addo.

This is Paul Adom-Otchere like you’ve never heard him before.

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In this episode of Talk No Dey Cook Rice, I sit down with Anthony Dzamefe, the bold and visionary CEO of Caveman Watches, one of Ghana’s most respected luxury brands.

From being ridiculed in meetings to building a brand that now competes on the global stage, Anthony shares raw, honest truths about entrepreneurship, leadership, and what it truly means to build something of value.

We talk about why he puts people before profit, his struggles with grief, and the mindset that helped him go from “the stubborn guy in school” to a CEO reshaping Ghana’s watchmaking industry.

✨ This is more than a business interview — it’s a masterclass in purpose, empathy, and long-term vision.

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I sat down with four of my closest colleagues to have an uncensored discussion about fatherhood—from every angle.

One had just become a father. Another had never seen his dad. One lost his father, and another grew up with a father who was physically present but emotionally absent. It was raw. It was real. We cried. We vented. We healed.

Beyond the stories, we explored the mental health of men, the pain many carry silently, and the impact fatherhood (or the absence of it) leaves behind. We also spoke candidly about male suicide, and why society needs to hold space for men too.

This isn’t just a conversation. It’s a call to fathers, sons, and society at large.

We even threw in some fun light-hearted moments just to breathe. Because even in pain, there’s room for joy.

⚠️ Trigger warning for some sensitive parts.

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