Guyzelh Ramos is a well-known influencer, entrepreneur, and musician from Mozambique, making waves in both social media and the entertainment scene. He was born on May 18, 1986, in Maputo, Mozambique, and has built a large following across different platforms, especially on Instagram, where he shares insights into his music and personal life.
Country
Mozambique
Born
May 18, 1986
Age
39 yrs
Guyzelh Ramos's personality, appearance and style
Guyzelh Ramos's content, collaborations, and interactions with fans.
Renowned comedian Akram Hosny has revealed a new musical duet with the acclaimed Egyptian band Sharmoofers, which will be featured as part of his upcoming series “El Captain” set to air during the Ramadan 2025 drama season. The song will have a fun and unique vibe that complements the comedic atmosphere of the series, promising to add an exceptional musical touch to the production. Egyptian cinema fans are in for a treat as two of the country’s most beloved comedy stars, Yasmine Abdelaziz and Akram Hosny, team up for a new comedy film titled “Zawget Ragol Mesh Mohem”.
Gospel music saw a surge in popularity last year, with new artistes bringing fresh perspectives to the genre. Among my latest discoveries is Sylvie Simbi, a talented singer-songwriter crafting her sound from Italy while hoping to connect with listeners in Kigali—and, if all goes well, bring her music to a live audience there. The New Times caught up with her to learn more about her journey and vision. Excerpts: Can you tell us about yourself? Where were you born? What led you to gospel music? I’m Sylvie Simbi, a singer and songwriter born and raised in Rome, Italy, to Rwandan parents. Music has always been a part of me—whether singing in church, at school or listening to records at home. It’s been my passion for as long as I can remember, and I truly believe it was my calling. In 2011, I had the incredible opportunity to feature in an Italian song that topped the pop charts, followed by a tour where I experienced the thrill of performing before massive crowds.
Actress, Mercy Little Smith, has been laid to rest following an emotional funeral ceremony on March 1, 2025, at Odorkor, Accra. The actress, best known for her iconic role as Benyiwaa in the beloved TV series Efiewura, was remembered by her grieving family, friends, colleagues, and fans. Her husband, children, and a host of colleagues, including fellow actress Martha Ankomah, were present to bid a final farewell to the talented actress. Mercy Little Smith passed away on December 17, 2024, at the age of 43. Her death was first announced on the official Facebook page of Efiewura, the show that shot her to fame and made her a household name across Ghana.
In a recent interview, Spyro narrated how he was signed to buisnessman Paul Okoye's One Music Africa Fest labek for two years with nothing to show for it. According to Spyro, he signed to the label because he believed the label has the resources to push his career to the next level. However, during his two years at the label, he was "always in tears and crying". The singer claimed the label failed to invest in 'Funke' his collaboration with four-time Grammy nominee Davido and Mayorkun thus forcing him and his business partner to collect loans to promote the song. "I think he understands the showbiz business more than the does the music business," Spyro said on Paul O's style of running his One African music fest label. Reacting to Spyro's claim, Paul O has revealed that he invested 12 million naira on the singer's career without making a dime in return.
Highlife musician, Kwabena Kwabena, together with his management has paid a courtesy call on veteran highlife musician, Agya Koo Nimo at his residence in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region. This was Kwabena Kwabena's first visit to the highlife legend, who is credited with a number of songs hit songs.
Nigerian rapper, Blaqbonez has advised creatives to remain focused and grounded, stating that not every talent will stand the test of time. He, however, expressed confidence that he would continue to be relevant in the music industry for as long as he desires, adding that nobody can make the kind of music he makes. The singer recalled how a fellow up-and-coming rapper mocked him on a freestyle in 2017 after the unnamed rapper got signed to Olamide YBNL Nation. He said the then-YBNL signee namedropped him on a freestyle, saying he would never be successful in the music industry. Speaking via series of tweets Blaqbonez wrote, “Because u got a deal before me, you added my name to your freestyles, ‘you no go ever blow like Blaqbonez’, all because Olamide signed you, you thought he was God abi??
On February 2, fun lovers flocked to Scallas’ Cafe in Blantyre, formerly Shelter Club off Kwacha Road, to celebrate the 66th birthday of legendary events manager and music promoter ‘Sir’ Jai Banda of Entertainers Promotion. The popular slogan of “I am not a teacher, I am not a soldier, I am not a lawyer, I am not a manager, I am just an entertainer” echoed during the event to sanction his steadfast legacy which spans over four decades. Jai became a household name from 1980s to 2000 when he managed music events and musicians in the country. Later, he paved the way for his son, Tonderai, mid 2000 who took over as Entertainers Promotion chief executive officer. To many people, particularly musicians who have worked with him, Jai, widely known as Mr Entertainer, is an iconic figure who has devoted his life towards shaping the country’s music industry. For four decades, he has been promoting Malawian music through his Entertainers Promotions, a brand he registered in the 1980s.
A recent family portrait of the Modiselle sisters—Refilwe, Bontle, and Candice—alongside their mother has garnered significant attention on social media. The image, shared by user @__T_touch on Twitter, was captioned: "The Modiselle sisters with their mother." The Modiselle sisters are prominent figures in South Africa's entertainment industry. Refilwe is celebrated as the country's first professional fashion model with albinism, Bontle is a renowned choreographer and media personality, and Candice has made her mark as an actress and television presenter. The photograph has elicited numerous positive reactions from netizens: @Melo_Malebo commented: "This woman made superstars, she has to be proud of herself." @DazylingQueeen remarked: "The Modiselle sisters with their mother are goals. So much power and grace in one picture." @TKwazi added: "This mother did an AMAZING job; all her daughters are beautiful people inside and outside!"
The gifted artist has been trying to pave his way to the top for more than 10 years now. In so doing, he has written several hit songs for different artists including Spice Diana, Alien Skin, Grenade Official, and the B2C (Kampala Boyz) among many other established artists. Since every hustle has its challenges, he disclosed that the hugest obstacle he encountered working with artists is the little payment and sometimes others default on the agreed payment. The father of two stressed that for a long time he has been working hard to get a breakthrough song that would expose him to the public until God finally answered his prayers. His trending song “Che has introduced him to the larger audience and he hopes his life changes for the better as he looks forward to start earning better payment compared to what he was earning as a songwriter.
Dua Lipa scored a legal victory in a copyright lawsuit over her 2020 smash hit “Levitating” after a judge dismissed the case. Lipa was initially hit with a pair of “Levitating” copyright lawsuits in March 2022, one from Florida reggae group named Artikal Sound System that was dismissed in June 2023, and another from L. Russell Brown and Sandy Linzer. Judge Katherine Polk Failla dismissed the latter in New York court on Monday, explaining that the commonalities between songs were not protectable under copyright law. In their initial suit, Brown and Linzer accused Lipa of copying both their 1979 song “Wiggle and Giggle All Night” and 1980 song “Don Diablo,” two tracks dating from the disco era. They stated that the opening melody of “Levitating” was a “duplicate” of the melody to their songs and claimed that Lipa herself had “admitted that she deliberately emulated prior eras” in the press and “took inspiration” to create a “retro” sound.
Following President John Dramani Mahama's inauguration on January 7, 2025, several Ghanaian celebrities faced online backlash due to their social media activities, which many interpreted as politically charged or poorly timed. Sarkodie Renowned rapper Sarkodie posted on his Instagram story: "Back to gari soakings like we never left." Although he did not directly reference the inauguration, many perceived this as a critique of Mahama's return to power, suggesting economic hardships might ensue. This led to significant criticism, with some accusing Sarkodie of resurfacing his political commentary only after the change in administration. Samini Dancehall artist Samini congratulated President Mahama on his inauguration, urging him to address Ghana's economic challenges. Despite his positive message, Samini, known for previously supporting the New Patriotic Party (NPP), faced backlash from individuals who questioned his sincerity and political affiliations.
Controversial media personality, Denrele Edun, has hinted at being ‘Bisexual’ while responding to an X user who questioned his sexuality. The netizen with the handle, BigTarantino, wrote: “Sorry but is denrele gay ?” Promoted Content Adeboye Breaks Silence On Viral ‘Alhaji’ Photo Idealmedia How Can You Come Here Without Bra? Idealmedia In response, Denrele Edun used the word gay as an acronym for different words. He further gave a controversial statement saying he is a sexual outlaw who is ‘BI’, a word often used for individuals who are bisexual. He wrote, “GAY as in, Gorgeous.And.Young, Graceful.And.Youthful? “Or best, http://Good.As.You ? “Who you go to bed AS is different from Who you go to bed WITH! “So to answer your Question, I’ll plainly leave it outchea; I’m a Sexual Outlaw who’s BI your side!”
