“King Paluta’s ‘Aseda’ is undeniably a gospel song. People have their own opinions, but sometimes there’s too much hypocrisy. All good gifts come from God. It’s not fair to label King Paluta negatively just because he doesn’t perform gospel songs exclusively. What kind of songs do you think he’s making?”
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‘Ghana Yoo’ celebrates the rich intercultural music relationship between Ghana and South Africa, blending the iconic Ghanaian Highlife sound with South African vocal melodies
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Throughout her performance, Esther Smith delivered nearly 20 of her most beloved songs, including “Nipa,” “Wo Ye Kese,” and “Odiyasem,” drawing fans to their feet and creating a powerful atmosphere of prais
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“Upon a careful examination of the documents submitted, it was discovered that two candidates from the presidential and vice presidential aspirants, indicated their non-residential status, which they further confirmed during vetting the process,” the report says.
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Socialite and actress, Efia Odo has shared some experiences about her journey in the entertainment industry. While opening up about her friendship with people in the industry, the actress said she’s realized that people in the industry only use each other for business purposes, stressing that there’s no real friendship. According to her, she does […]
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These events are set to honor Esther Smith’s outstanding contributions to the music industry and mark her grand return after several years of absence.
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As the 25th TGMA Artiste of The Year celebrates this milestone, he joins a growing list of Ghanaian celebrities who have successfully balanced their careers with academic endeavors. His journey serves as an inspiration, proving that with determination and perseverance, it is possible to achieve excellence in multiple fields.
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Okyeame Kwame, who led the team on the streets of Dome Market to conscientious people about Hepatitis B and invite them to take part in a free screening exercise, told Hubgh.biz that the quest to eradicate the disease from Ghana has been his driving force for running the program for fourteen years.
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The launch event attracted notable attendees, including Ghana’s Minister for Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Andrew Agyapa Mercer; Second Lady, Samira Bawumia; CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Akwasi Agyeman; and representatives from various West African countries.
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“The creative arts is a very important industry and has the potential to create millions of jobs. All our young people who are sitting at home, many of them are talented but there are no opportunities for them to show their talents. So if we can put the creative industry on a sound footing, it will create opportunities for many of our young people,” he said.
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