“We are hungry and the COVID-19 has also exposed how vulnerable we are as creatives. We cannot go anywhere and the shows that we benefit from albeit not regularly are not coming so things have been difficult,” he told the minister.
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FanIce has been an active part of Ghanaian pop culture and many childhood memories. The brand popularized the “SO NICE” moniker and many Ghanaian millennials can sing the “FanIce song” word for word. Without FanIce, celebrations, after church activities and many intimate moments may never be the same again.
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They also advised all nurses and midwives in the country to desist from “such unacceptable behaviour especially when in uniform in order to protect the dignity of the profession.”
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“Growing up, we were told this tree can only survive outside Ghana but thanks be to God this apple tree is producing its first fruit after five years. It was cultivated in Wiamoase – Ashanti piawwww!!!.”
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The “Lighters Up” hit maker who is already enjoying massive airplay said; “I have been working on a couple of songs ever since i dropped my first single and i feel this is the right time to release the next one”
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“I’m lyrically setting things straight over who the best rapper is so I’m not in a war zone with anybody. Rap is my thing because that is what I do musically. I don’t know why some people are surprised I can rap like this. I mean this has always been me when it comes to rap.
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Ghana Music Awards Foundation would like to honour the frontline health workers with a virtual concert, dubbed the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Covid-19 Heroes Concert. This program is slated for Sunday 17th May, 2020 airing live at 9:30pm on TV3 and on social media.
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The Sharks all-round competition focuses on core competencies – Literacy, Numeracy, STEM and Social Literacy and is endorsed by the Ministry of Education, supported by Family Health Medical School, Academic City College, Ashesi University, Webster University, Indomie, B5 Plus, Frytol, Fortune Rice, Louisiana State University, University of St. Thomas, Givers Care, Coco Pops and Mcberry biscuits.
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“If somebody is making noise in the industry and you’re friends or cool with the person, it doesn’t mean you can’t speak your mind.” “Everybody is entitled to their opinion. You can talk your mind anytime you want to, it’s just about being creative,” Freda Rhymz stated.
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“A group of people actually stormed to TV3 this afternoon to demand that we go off air because we spoke about issues facing transgendered people,” she wrote.
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