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Mahama UN Address: Former President Highlights Ghana Economic Recovery and Healthcare Expansion

John Mahama UN Address Focuses on Ghana Economic RecoveryIn a high-level address on the international stage, Ghanaian leader John Dramani Mahama has placed the spotlight firmly on Ghana economic recovery and ambitious healthcare expansion plans. Speaking before global leaders and diplomats, the statesman emphasized...

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Trump and Xi Jinping Forge Ties at White HouseIn a high-stakes diplomatic summit at the White House, US President Donald Trump hailed a 'truly great friendship' with Chinese leader Xi Jinping as the Chinese premier arrived for his official state visit. The high-profile meeting...
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‘Each Person’s Calling is Unique’ – Fans Support Gifty Afenyi-Dadzie Amid Controversy Over Daughter’s Revealing Photos

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Edem Claims He Was Robbed of 2015 VGMA Artiste of the Year Award

Ghanaian rapper Edem has reignited a long-standing debate by claiming that he was unjustly denied the Artiste of the Year award at the 2015 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA). In a recent post on X, Edem likened his experience to the recent Ballon d'Or controversy, where Vinicius Jr. was widely expected to win but did not. Edem described the decision as a "heinous crime" and "daylight robbery". In 2015, the nominees for the prestigious Artiste of the Year category included Daddy Lumba, Stonebwoy, Guru, Edem, MzVee, Sarkodie, and Samini. Stonebwoy ultimately took home the award, a decision that Edem has continued to contest. Edem's song "Koene" and its remix "The One" earned him several nominations, including Best Rapper, but he believes his hard work and contributions were overlooked by the VGMA board.

Church Girls Resorting to ‘Hookup’ Culture for Financial Breakthrough – Broda Sammy

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Adjetey Anang Joins Lynx Entertainment

Ghanaian actor Adjetey Anang, popularly known as "Pusher" from the hit TV series Things We Do for Love, has announced his signing with Lynx Entertainment. During an appearance on Channel One TV's entertainment talk show The Chat, Anang revealed that he has been working with Lynx Entertainment for the past three years. Anang's signing comes ahead of the release of the highly anticipated psychological thriller film Pawn, produced by Lynx Entertainment. The movie, set to captivate audiences on November 2, 2024, features a star-studded cast including Sika Osei, Gloria Sarfo, Lydia Forson, Richmond Amoakoh, Prince David Osei, and Nana Gyasi Owusu. Pawn dives into the mind of a celebrated detective with multiple personalities who must solve a series of chilling murders. Anang expressed his excitement about the collaboration, stating, "I have been signed by Lynx Entertainment... I have been working with them for three years now." Fans of Adjetey Anang and movie enthusiasts alike are eagerly awaiting the release of Pawn, which promises to be a unique cinematic experience blending mystery, drama, action, and paranoia.

Archbishop Salifu Amoako’s Son Fighting for Life After Fatal Car Crash

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Daddy Lumba saved my career—Okyeame Kwame

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Chef Smith’s Controversial Cook-a-thon: Kwame Sefa shocked over Fake certificate

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Why Don Little Was Almost Arrested at a Nightclub Abroad

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Shatta Wale Takes a Break from Twitter: Silence from the King of Controversy

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Kofi Kinaata’s Made in Taadi Concert Cancelled for Second Consecutive Year

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Warner Music Group Partners with Small World Records, Founded by Ghanaian Music Entrepreneur Smallgod

Warner Music Group Partners with Small World Records, Founded by Ghanaian Music Entrepreneur Smallgod :Warner Music Group (WMG) has entered a partnership with Ghanaian record label Small World Records to promote African musical talent globally. WMG will give Small World Records access to its global resources and expertise. The first release under this partnership is "Fallen Angel," a collaboration between Smallgod and Ghanaian artist Black Sherif. The collaboration seeks to amplify the reach of African music and nurture its artists for a wider audience.

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