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Every generation has its favourite villain. Once upon a time, calculators were accused of destroying mathematics. Then the internet arrived and lecturers became suspicious of every well-written assignment. Today, artificial.

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.

GHS1.43 million royalty payout and personalized statements For decades, Ghana’s music royalty story has sounded like a hit record that always skipped at the best part. Musicians wrote the songs..

There is something profoundly wrong with an industry where the people who create the music struggle to pay hospital bills while the companies monetising that music announce healthy profits. The.

Twelve years have passed since Castro vanished during a trip to Ada, leaving behind a music catalogue that still fills speakers and a mystery that continues to puzzle an entire.

There was a time in Ghana when calling someone meant enduring that monotonous “tring-tring” limbo. Then came Caller Ring Back Tones (CRBTs), a small technological tweak that turned waiting into.

Every great music nation has a sound. America has hip hop. Jamaica has dancehall and reggae. Nigeria has become synonymous with Afrobeats. But before Afrobeats became the world’s favourite African.

The timeline moves fast. Too fast. One minute you are watching a grainy backstage clip from London, the next minute the algorithm has buried it beneath dance challenges, breakup gossip.

The 27th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards did not simply begin. It arrived at the Grand Arena with the confidence of a landlord collecting rent. Loud. Flashy. Dramatic..