National Symphony Orchestra The National Symphony Orchestra will on Saturday, January 14, perform a number of its recent compositions at the Alliance Française in Accra. A resident group of the

Samira Buwumia Hiplife artiste Pope Skinny is head over heels in love with the country’s Second Lady, Samira Bawumia, and he is confidently making it a public issue. “Bawumia’s wife

Adu Safowaah Actress Adu Safowaah has revealed a startling tale of how she ended up on Ghanaian TV screens years after selling second-hand clothing, mostly known as ‘obroni wawu’ for

Dee J Hiplife artiste Dee J, known in real life as George Darko, has pledged to educate the public on the need to stop using chemicals, including creams containing hydroquinone,

Daddy Bosco The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has warned radio DJs and presenters to desist from taking money from musicians before playing their songs on air. MUSIGA complained that

Merqury Quaye The organisers of the Ghana DJ Awards have announced that preparations are far advanced to host this year’s edition of the awards scheme. According to the organisers of

Sarkodie and Mark Okraku Mantey Popular music producer Mark Okraku Mantey has spoken extensively on the widely trending issue of Sarkodie sampling the 1999 hit song titled ‘Kokooko’ by the late

Socrates Sarfo Movie producer and actor Bob Smith Jnr says Socrates Sarfo passes for the job of deputy minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts despite the genre of movies

Chichi Business seems to be booming for Ghanaian actress Chichi Neblett who has signed two endorsement deals in less than a week. Over the weekend, the beautiful actress concluded a

Merqury Quaye Music publisher Enock Agyepong has added his voice to the debate going round that payola discourages musicians from promoting their music. He declared that any radio DJ or

Philipa Baafi Ace female gospel musician Philipa Baafi who stormed the gospel music industry in 2004 with hit songs such as ‘Go High’, ‘I Am Blessed’, among others, has resurfaced

Ete Dakitse in the recording studio Born Ete Komlan Dakitse-Benissan in the Togolese capital, Lome, he is widely known across the francophone African music space as Ete Dakitse. His unique