As part of his visit to Ghana, Kofi has worked with the BET nominated rapper Kwesi Arthur and will possibly work with Asakaa Boys as he travels from Accra to Kumasi to visit where his dad’s hometown.
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Even in these dire times, music celebrities like Steff London, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Stormzy, Vic Mensa, Jae5, NSG, and others are currently in the country for the Christmas holidays. G4Boyz is yet to join the list as they announce their first-ever concert in Ghana. Dubbed ‘Local Scammer’, the concert is slated for the 22nd of January, 2021 at the newly opened Area Bar owned by UK based music group – NSG.
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Quamina MP lost his dad, Mr. Fiifi Amonoo Buckman aka Bongo following a car accident on the Akosombo road months ago. He was in the same vehicle with his dad when the accident occurred.
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They started the day with a traditional wedding and followed up with a white wedding later at the Cedi Lounge and Kitchen in Agona Swedru in the Central Region.
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The news broke when Stormzy was captured performing his version of the “Sore Remix” with Yaw Tog live on stage at the UPPFEST event.
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In 2021, she wants to continue to bring more exposure to African artists during the coronavirus pandemic by interviewing them on Instagram Live, covering new music releases on her website, and offering consultations to artists that want to learn business acumen and what to expect.
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Ogidi Brown’s determination to use a shrine to settle his dispute may not come as a surprise to many who witnessed the signing of his new artiste.
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“It went from a few sticks to a pack [of cigarette] then to two packs and it just became my addiction….I was very depressed. The feeling of not fitting into that [secular] space got me depressed”, the singer added.
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The MaskedUp edition of AfroXmas will see top music acts in the country grace this year’s festival as well as other side attractions. CEO of SyPhics Benjamin Swanzy Kwesi shared the plan of this year’s goal for AfroXmas and urged all to be a part.
“We are trying to be consistent with this annual event to showcase not just Tema, but Ghana as a whole to the rest of the world with the masquerade culture. Gone were the days where people believed masquerading was for recalcitrants and riff raffs but we are elated the perception is changing at a very fast rate.
According to Prince Akpah, the founding president of Africa Youth Awards, “over 1000 nominations were received from across the African continent and globally, and after an extensive vetting process, 128 individuals and organizations from 32 African countries were shortlisted.”
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