Mourners, friends, industry colleagues, and well-wishers have gathered to honor the Takoradi-based singer, whose service was rescheduled from July 5, 2024, to September 20, 2024.
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The ‘Lapaz Toyota’ hitmaker and his running mate, Jeffery Adu-Yeboah secured 50.7% with 9,455 votes.
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No law stipulates how much every music user (ie media houses) must pay based on duration. That is the issue. So for example, if Multimedia has played 100,000 minutes you cannot say just because they have played such number of times they should pay such an amount times 100,000 minutes. So we are [currently] using flat rate,” he told the host Kwame Dadzie.
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“The budget increased because of market prices and so it affected how the plan that we had to finish the amphitheater. We’ve requested additional funding, it’s in the process, the moment we get it, in the next two weeks I am sure some money should come in, and we will go back to the site.”
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The unveiling provided an exciting glimpse into the awards show ahead, as industry stakeholders eagerly anticipate who will take home the coveted awards. With a wide range of categories, the event promises to highlight both established acts and emerging talents.
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The theme of the awards is “celebrating those who give back,” and the awards aim to spotlight those who have significantly contributed to charitable causes and social advancement.
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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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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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