During her first one-on-one date, she told Matt that she wouldn t say that she s falling in love with him but that she s falling in like. On the second date too, which aired on February 15, she wasn t afraid to tell Matt how she felt about tantric yoga. While the actual date was still going on, she was heard saying we ve not reached that point in our relationship yet , referring to the sexual poses. It s this no-nonsense attitude that led to her coming back from that date with a rose, meaning she advanced to the hometown dates. Matt will be meeting her parents in the next episode that will air on February 22. But before that happens, here s all you need to know about Serena s parents.
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Chief Imam s office release position of the Muslim community on homosexuality in Ghana Listen to article
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Homosexuality has, in recent times, become an issue of national concern and discourse. Indeed, it is currently a matter of disagreement between religious bodies and secular thinkers in Ghana. Even in the secular community, homosexuality continues to be a source of seeming friction between criminal justice and democratic constitutionalism. For instance, while Ghana’s Criminal Code outlaws homosexuality as a misdemeanour, human rights activists and democratic advocates argue that the Act that criminalizes it is unconstitutional. In their opinion, criminalization of the practice violates Article 17 of the 1992 Constitution which frowns on discrimination against persons ‘on grounds of gender, race, colour, ethnic origin, religion, creed, social or economic status.’