Arts & Culture
Ghanaian Entertainers Transitioning into Politics and Governance
Accra: In recent times, some mainstream Ghanaian entertainers have stepped away from what they are widely known for, or in some cases have combined entertainment with politics, to explore active roles in governance and policymaking. Over the years, th…
Pastor Azigiza Jnr Questions Weekday Church Services
Accra: The practice of holding church services during weekdays has been questioned by Rev Victor Kpakpo Jnr, better known as Azigiza Jnr, who advocates for dedicating that time to professional responsibilities. During an appearance on TV3’s Showbiz 36…
Ghana’s Biggest Problem is ‘Okukuseku,’ Not Colonialism – Ebo Whyte
Accra: Renowned Ghanaian playwright James Ebo Whyte has argued that Ghana’s persistent challenges cannot be blamed solely on colonialism or the global economic system, insisting that a deeper internal problem he describes as ‘Okukuseku’ continues to h…
Ghanaian Entertainers Transitioning into Politics and Governance
Accra: In recent times, some mainstream Ghanaian entertainers have stepped away from what they are widely known for, or in some cases have combined entertainment with politics, to explore active roles in governance and policymaking. Over the years, th…
Shatta Wale’s Ongoing Feud with EOCO Director Raymond Archer: A Timeline of Accusations and Reconciliation
Accra: The rift between Ghanaian Dancehall musician Shatta Wale and the Executive Director of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), Raymond Archer, does not seem to be closing anytime soon. The ‘My Level’ singer’s problems with EOCO and Raym…
Ghana’s Biggest Problem is ‘Okukuseku,’ Not Colonialism – Ebo Whyte
Accra: Renowned Ghanaian playwright James Ebo Whyte has argued that Ghana’s persistent challenges cannot be blamed solely on colonialism or the global economic system, insisting that a deeper internal problem he describes as ‘Okukuseku’ continues to h…
Throwback Thursday: Praye’s 2005 Kora Awards Triumph as Best Music Group
Accra: Nearly two decades ago, the Ghanaian music scene celebrated a proud moment when hiplife trio Praye bagged one of Africa’s most prestigious music honours. In the early 2000s, the group-made up of Eugene Baah (Praye Honeho), Nana Kwame (Praye
EOCO’s Actions Impact Shatta Wale’s Brand and Business Deals
Accra: Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale has expressed disappointment over recent developments involving the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), which he claims have negatively impacted his brand and business opportunities. In an intervi…