“Dr. Caryn Agyeman Prempeh, a General Practitioner at Clarion Health International and an advocate of Cervical Cancer awareness is the host of The Late Afternoon Show. Akwaaba Ohemaa, Otumfuor’s baby girl. Odehye3 ahuof3hemaa a neho tes3 nwira fitaa. Akwaaba Obrempong“ Nana Aba Anamoah wrote.
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He said, “This was real pain I felt going back to Ghana’s slave castles…I could feel my ancestors on me… Powerful beyond words that I can explain. I encourage as many of you as possible to go HOME for your ancestors. Their strength is in each of us and we must honor their ultimate sacrifice in all that we do
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The predatory striker opened the scoring in the 16th minute with a sublime finish before adding to his tally five minutes later. Burundi got back into the game with a goal and could have shared the spoils after their second goal was disallowed.
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In total, twenty-seven (27) films were selected into competition in seven categories namely; Documentary, Short Film, Feature Film, Women in Film, Student Film, Africa Rising and Animation. Two (2) more films were selected into a non-competitive category for special screening. Kindly see full selection list attached.
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The Ghana Trade Fair Company Limited has also made sure that the design incorporates the concept that would drive tourism through the various parks, as well as the retail outlets which will serve the entire sub-region,”
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This was released after an event launch at the Accra City Hotel.
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If you want to become a Bolt driver, you will need to be 25 years old and above, have a valid Ghanaian driver’s license, proof of insurance, road worthy certificate, an Android or iOS smartphone with GPS, and undergo an onboarding/training program.
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The visuals for “The one” which was shot both in Ghana and the US will be released in the coming weeks. Expect to see Sam Opoku’s dancing skills, busting Michael Jackson type moves. The future is looking bright for young newcomer Sam Opoku, and his early success is surely an indicator of bigger things to come.
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Burniton Music Signee, Kelvyn Boy wants Ghana’s music industry players to create a category for Afrobeat genre in award schemes. According to him, the Afrobeats genre birthed by Highlife is climbing fast in the music space and needs to stand alone as an award category instead of being merged with others. Speaking in an interview […]
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Coco Treyy said although female artistes were doing well, none of them had gotten to the very top levels and that was where she had set her sights. “For now, I can say that there is no female artiste who is there yet; there is no one who I can say is taking steps and doing great things.
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