The late Daddy Lumba   Just when plans for Daddy Lumba’s final farewell seemed ready to proceed, a new court action has reopened tensions within the family, with some five

  Nigerian music legend, 2Baba, has denied rumours that he is mentally unstable, accusing some family members of running a dangerous smear campaign against him and targeting his partner, Natasha.

Lord Tony Adansi   Dentsu Ghana has announced a major boost to its creative leadership with the appointment of Lord Tony Adansi, one of Africa’s most respected creative thinkers, as

Nicki Minaj and Davido   American rap act, Nicki Minaj, has hailed her music lovers in Ghana after Davido’s song “Holy Ground”, which was released some five years ago and

Sarkodie and Kofi Kinaata   Ghanaian highlife star, Kofi Kinaata, has released “Have Mercy 2”, a sequel to his 2022 track, teaming up with rap icon Sarkodie for a powerful

A model in an Odefille outfit   Odefille, the Ghanaian fashion house known for its refined approach to modern C-suite apparel, will debut a bold new collection at Accra Fashion

Denise Lady Ama Saah Fosu   First daughter of late Highlife icon, Daddy Lumba, Denise Lady Ama Saah Fosu, has appealed to fans and the public to join the family

Kwaisey Pee   Highlife musician, Kwaisey Pee, has taken legal action against the organisers of the Ghana Music Awards Europe, accusing them of breaching a performance agreement ahead of this

Diddy and 50 Cent   Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs have criticised a new Netflix documentary produced by rapper 50 Cent, calling it “a shameful hit piece” that uses private

  The Women’s Choice Awards Africa, has honoured some transformational women championing women inclusivity across diverse sectors in Africa at the seventh edition of the awards last Saturday. Notable among

OliveTheBoy   Ghanaian Afrobeat sensation, OliveTheBoy, has disclosed that his fanbase keeps increasing because of his good music productions. According to him, before gaining opportunities to perform at big events

Nana Kojo Mula    Entertainment pundit, Nana Kojo Mula, has expressed concern over the trend of event organisers waiting until December to host events, arguing that this practice hinders the