Laura Monyeazo Abebe
Moet Abebe, born in 1989, is a Nigerian video jockey, television presenter, actress, and catering executive. She moved back to Nigeria to pursue a career in TV. After attending auditions for Soundcity TV, she became a popular host and producer. She also worked on Soundcity Radio 98.5fm's "The Takeover" show. In 2023, she announced her exit and opened LM Occasions.
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Nigeria
Born
July 29, 1989
Age
36 yrs
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Actress Toyin Abraham celebrates husband on his birthday
Toyin Abraham is honoring her husband, Kolawole Ajeyemi, on the occasion of his birthday today. She expressed her affection for him through a heartfelt message on her Instagram page, celebrating this significant day in his life.
- Update Feb 17, 2025
Unathi Nkayi opens up about her beef with Ntsiki Mazwai: "My being has annoyed her for 23 years"
It seems like there is more than what meets the eye with Ntsikelelo Mazwai and Unathi Nkayi, as the two have been at loggerheads for the longest time, and recently, the former Idols SA judge decided to clear the air and address this long-lived beef. Recently, Unathi Nkayi decided to go on her Instagram page and address the claims that Mazwai made about her. Ntsiki has been on Nkayi's neck forever, and previously, she was angry that the media personality was still getting gigs even after her saga with Sizwe Dlomo. n her Instagram post, Unathi wrote: "Do better sis because you’re giving us middle kids a bad name. Your sisters are incredible, talented, powerful and beautiful women. South Africa let me give you context so that whenever that woman opens her mouth about me you know where it started.
briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Jan 10, 2025
With the participation of Morocco.. Opening of the 14th session of the Luxor African Film Festival
The 14th edition of the Luxor African Film Festival, which is being held with the participation of several African countries, including Morocco, was inaugurated yesterday evening, Thursday, in Luxor (southern Egypt). The opening ceremony of the festival, which will be held until January 14, featured the honoring of filmmakers Khaled El Nabawy (Egypt), Ahmed El Hafyan (Tunisia), Akosua Busia (Ghana), Moussa Sana Absa (Senegal), and Magdy Ahmed Ali (Egypt). On this occasion, the festival president, Sayed Fouad, announced the dedication of the 14th session to a number of deceased African artists and filmmakers, namely the Egyptian screenwriter Bashir El Deek, the author Atef Beshay, the Moroccan director Tayeb Saddiki, the Mauritanian director Med Hondo, and the Senegalese director Safi Faye. The jury committees for the festival’s official competitions were also introduced.
ahdath.infoMA - Update Feb 25, 2025
Element Joins Trace Awards! Key Highlights of His Trip to Zanzibar
Rwandan artist and producer Element Eleeeh has arrived in Zanzibar, Tanzania, to attend the prestigious Trace Awards & Festival, which runs from February 24 to 26, 2025. The hitmaker, known for his latest release Milele, flew out of Kigali International Airport on Monday evening, ready to take part in the major African music celebration.
eng.inyarwanda.comRW - Update Feb 7, 2025
Empress Ghadafi ignites music scene with ‘Seeing Is Believing’ and ‘Ma Name’ ahead of Mixtape Vol. 1
Ghanaian-Canadian artist Empress Ghadafi is making waves in 2025 with the release of two captivating singles, ‘Seeing Is Believing’ and ‘Ma Name’, setting the stage for her highly anticipated project, Mixtape Vol. 1. A visionary in the music industry, Empress Ghadafi seamlessly blends Afrobeat, hip-hop, and jazz, creating a signature sound that resonates with a diverse global audience. After a brief hiatus to focus on her groundbreaking fashion initiative, Africa Fashion Week Toronto (AFWT), she is now fully immersed in her musical journey, bringing a fresh and evolved creative energy to the scene. Her latest release, ‘Seeing Is Believing’, is a powerful anthem of perseverance and resilience, encouraging listeners to trust their experiences and embrace reality. On the other hand, ‘Ma Name’ is a bold declaration of self-confidence and lyrical mastery, solidifying her position as a dominant force in the industry.
modernghana.comGH - Update Jan 10, 2025
Blxckie Previews Verse on New DJ Maphorisa and Scotts Maphuma Amapiano Song, SA Reacts
South African rapper Blxckie has ventured into Amapiano, collaborating with DJ Maphorisa and Scotts Maphuma on a new track. A video previewing Blxckie's verse was shared on social media, sparking varied reactions. Some fans praised the collaboration, while others criticized the lack of creativity, suggesting the music is repetitive. This collaboration follows DJ Maphorisa and Scotts Maphuma's recent preview of another track, which also received mixed reactions. Some fans accused them of remaking similar songs, expressing concerns about the declining quality of Amapiano music. Despite the criticism, DJ Maphorisa continues to be a prominent figure in the South African music scene, frequently collaborating with various artists and exploring different genres.
briefly.co.zaSAR - Update Jan 31, 2025
Running a music company as an artiste is the hardest part — Mr Eazi
Nigerian musician and entrepreneur Mr Eazi has shared insights into the challenges he faces as both an artiste and a record label manager. According to him, running a music company while actively making music is one of the hardest tasks, as he often has to switch from being a creative to handling the business side of things. The Empawa Records boss, in a social media post on Friday, January 31, said he plans to share more about these realities through his TikTok account. “Running a music company as a music artist is quite interesting because it almost feels like sometimes I have to detach myself from the art and switch to the hardline economic reality of projects and artists. This is the hardest bit.
Running a music company as an artiste is the hardest part — Mr EaziGH - Update Mar 24, 2025
King Saha explains cause of chaos during his performance in Ibanda
Kings Love Entertainment boss King Saha born Manisul Ssemanda has explained what caused a physical altercation between him and a fan. Over the weekend, King Saha was booked to perform in Ibanda-Western Uganda, where he executed an electrifying performance before chaos erupted. Based on the videos making rounds on social media, however, happiness turned into chaos, as King Saha could be seen having a hand in thumping one of the revelers. While reacting to what transpired during the event, King Saha revealed that midway through his performance, he noticed one of the fans seemingly drunk instigating chaos among the audience. King Saha claims he intervened to restore peace, and the person responsible for causing chaos was put back to his rightful senses.
exclusive.co.ugUG - Update Jan 7, 2025
Ghana's Dr. William SK. Anarfi honored as Supreme African Youth Role Model of the Year at SDTA Awards
Dr. William SK. Anarfi, a distinguished Ghanaian entrepreneur and youth advocate, has been honored as the Supreme African Youth Role Model of the Year at the 4th edition of the SDTA Awards. The award ceremony, held at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, recognized Dr. Anarfi's transformative impact across various sectors. As the Founder and President of WASK Group, one of Ghana's rapidly expanding consultancy firms, he has demonstrated exceptional expertise in strategic innovation and business leadership. Beyond his entrepreneurial ventures, Dr. Anarfi is the visionary behind TRAMOGHANA, an initiative focused on waste management and recycling plastics into roofing tiles and pavement blocks. His efforts include conducting waste sensitization programs in educational institutions and corporate organizations, promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices.
modernghana.comGH - Update Mar 2, 2025
Malawi’s film industry advancing to the next level
The Malawian film industry is making significant strides in its development. Local filmmakers are continuously improving the quality of their productions, showcasing talent and creativity. One of the latest productions contributing to this growth is Cashie Madam, a film by Brazio Mathias and Dorothy Kingston. The movie has gained attention for its storytelling, production quality, and strong performances by the cast. As more Malawian films emerge, the industry is gradually gaining recognition both locally and internationally. Filmmakers are now focusing on improving cinematography, scriptwriting, and acting to meet global standards.
malawi24.comMW - Update Mar 24, 2025
Lam Shamseya: 1st Egyptian TV series to highlight child abuse
Aired in the second half of Ramadan, the drama series follows the story of Nelly (Amina Khalil), who finds out that her stepson, Youssef (Ali Beialy), has faced sexual harassment by his father’s best friend, Wessam (Mohamed Shahin). The series, written by Mariam Naoum and directed by Karim El-Shenawy, also stars Ahmed El-Saadany, Yosra El-Lozy, and Yasmina El-Abd, who plays Zina, Mohamed Shahin's daughter. Since the launch of the series in mid-Ramadan, viewers and critics alike praised its bold exploration of sensitive and timely social issues like child sexual abuse and family disintegration. The groundbreaking series has drawn Egyptians' attention to issues that have been difficult to discuss openly. Unlike other crime cases, where the perpetrator is often easily pointed out, a child abuse case is portrayed as particularly sensitive.
english.ahram.org.egEG - Update Jan 20, 2025
Farida Mahama Explains Beautiful Meaning Behind Her Name: "She Is Special"
Farida, who is very social media savvy, often posts insightful content on her Instagram story, from Bible quotes to fun facts about herself. Among the Mahama kids, she is arguably the most active on social media. The young lady loves to use her status to do good as well for her community. Farida has demonstrated qualities suggested by her name through her charitable work. She is the founder of the Serenity Community Club (SCC), and on December 31, 2024, she led a charity drive to support babies and nursing mothers at La Polyclinic in Accra. The items donated included baby diapers and wipes. The SCC also provided meals from Papaye for the nursing mothers and medical staff present. Speaking after the donation, Farida expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to the community. She said she was thankful that La Polyclinic had given herself and her team the chance to showcase their true values. She further expressed gratitude for the experience.
yen.com.ghGH
