Nay wa Mitego Tanzania’s government has ordered the release of a popular rapper on Monday, jailed over his song lyrics, insisting that President John Magufuli loves his music. The government,

Velma Owusu-Bempah Ghanaian millinery and clutch designer Velma Owusu-Bempah will be releasing her latest collection under her Velma’s Millinery & Accessories fashion line during the 2017 edition of the most

Scene from the previous event The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, on Monday launched the 2017 Kwahu Paragliding Festival slated for Good Friday, April 14 to Resurrection Sunday, April

Ras Mubarak (2nd left) in a pose with the executives of the council The executives of the Rastafari Council of Ghana, led by its president, Ahuma Ocansey, known in the

Ernest Boateng Global Media Alliance (GMA) has announced that preparations are far advanced to host the first ever Ghanaian awards designed exclusively to reward stakeholders in the beverage industry. The

Obour President of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Bice Osei Kuffour, popularly known as Obour, has strongly dismissed claims he has dissipated funds meant for the well-being of other

  Dr Iddi Ziblim Deputy Minister-designate for Tourism, Culture and Arts, Dr Iddi Ziblim, has suggested the need for Ghana to adopt a conscious, concerted and interventionist mechanism to protect

Abeiku Santana speaking during the launch Kaya Tours Ghana, a reputable tourism destination management company, in collaboration with State Transport Company, Intercity STC Coaches Limited, has launched a domestic tourism

Accra Symphony Orchestra The Accra Symphony Orchestra is to represent Ghana at the 4th International Orchestra Conference in Montreal, Quebec, from May 12-14, 2017, organised by the International Federation of

Obuor, Musiga President Billy Jane Productions is set to launch its inter-neighbourhood talent contest on March 30, an initiative which will create a common platform for artistes of African origin

Adane Best The Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel in Accra came alive last Saturday, March 25 when patrons who attended the Music Of Ghanaian Origin (MOGO) musical concert abandoned their seats