David and the entire @Spearhead_Af team, I’d appreciate it if you made your viewers fully aware of the entire story and what its content says instead of chopping bits and pieces to spin a narrative about anti-Africa. I’ve followed your work, but if this is all it takes, you’d have to come again. The report you referenced is a two-part series on the health deal. First was Ghana’s rejection of the deal in its entirety. Subsequently, after President Mahama spoke to the deal, the embassy in Accra addressed a news conference where questions were asked, drawing the responses which are part of the news story. The report, which is reproduced for your audience, even captures President Mahama’s comments. This was a major news item in the country on September 28, where other major local news outlets reported on the same. Was that anti-Africa propaganda by most leading media houses in Accra? At no point in this news feature do I state my opinion on the subject. Your attempts to draw inferences and meaning where there was none are but a poor piece of journalism. I have followed your work and support what you do. I must say I have been left both surprised and disappointed that this is all it takes to put out a story. I’d ask that this poor piece of work be promptly deleted and an apology rendered for the nuisance you have constituted. A failure of which will leave me with no choice but to explore all avenues for redress, including legal remedy.