Ghana’s Creative Industry Must Stop Celebrating Visibility and Start Building Wealth
Ghana has never lacked creative talent. From highlife legends and Afrobeats pioneers to filmmakers, fashion designers and digital creators, the country has consistently produced ideas, stories and cultural expressions that
Lalid to critics: If you’re not supporting my journey, keep my name out of the conversation
Ghanaian musician Lalid has had enough of the commentary from people who, in his view, have little interest in supporting his music. The artiste took to X with a pointed
‘Yesu Wo Do’ Was The Turning Point In My Career – Noble Nketsiah
For gospel musician Noble Nketsiah, one song did more than climb the charts. It changed the course of his life. The celebrated gospel artiste has revealed that his hit song Yesu Wo Do marked the defining moment in his music career, opening doors to wider recognition
Streaming is leaving Ghanaian musicians broke, says Ras Kuuku
Reggae artiste Ras Kuuku believes many Ghanaian musicians are chasing streaming success without the financial backing needed to make it worthwhile, and the pursuit is emptying more pockets than it is filling. While digital streaming has created opportunities for artistes to reach global audiences and generate
K.K. Fosu declares 2028 showdown with Sammy Awuku, says Akuapem North is up for grabs
Highlife musician K.K. Fosu has thrown down the political gauntlet once again, insisting he will contest the Akuapem North parliamentary seat as an independent candidate in the 2028 general election and is confident of unseating incumbent MP Sammy Awuku. Speaking on Asempa
Stonebwoy recounts 13-year battle before life-changing knee replacement
Afro-dancehall star Stonebwoy has shared the remarkable story of the accident that almost cost him his leg, revealing that he endured 13 years with a severely damaged knee before finally
Odo Broni pays heartfelt tribute to Daddy Lumba with portrait tattoo
One year after the passing of Highlife legend Daddy Lumba, his second wife, Priscilla Ofori, affectionately known as Odo Broni, has chosen a deeply personal way to keep his memory close by. During a private ceremony held at the late musician’s East Legon residence

