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Update Jan 2, 2025

African Music Week launches in Accra with big plans for 2025 Festival

The African Music Week (AMW) Accra launch on December 27, 2024, at the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), unveiled plans for the festival set to take place from December 15 to 20, 2025. The event highlighted AMW’s mission to connect Africa’s music industry with global audiences through speeches, panel discussions, and captivating performances. Opening the event, Yofi Grant, CEO of GIPC, emphasized AMW’s potential to boost Ghana’s music tourism. Julz Ossom, AMW’s founder, outlined its vision to strengthen industry connections across Ghana and Canada, while Ruddy Kwakye, CEO of The Rave Group, discussed how music tourism can drive economic and cultural growth. Contributions from key figures enriched the launch. Bessa Simons, MUSIGA President, highlighted music tourism as a vital revenue source for artists.

Update Jan 13, 2025

“A brave Woman will go to war with her Husband” – Bimpe Akintunde shares key lesson from Lateef Adedimeji’s movie ‘Lisabi’

Actress Bimpe Akintunde has reflected on the insights gained from viewing her colleague Lateef Adedimeji’s latest film, “Lisabi,” available on Netflix. In an extensive post on Instagram, Bimpe highlighted that the film conveyed the important lesson that a man’s achievements are significantly shaped by the support he receives from a woman. She underscored the notion that, in the absence of a woman’s encouragement, a man’s endeavors may ultimately prove fruitless. She wrote: “So I saw LISABI this midnight, and I realize that no matter how powerful you are as a man, without the support of a woman, it’s likely you keep trying and never win; LISABI won the Oloyo war because of A backup of a Brave Woman IKEOLA, moral lesson.

Update Mar 3, 2025

Alleged ₦1.3 Billion Fraud: Court Grants P-Square Brother, Jude Okoye ₦100 Million Bail

Naija News reports that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has brought charges against Okoye for laundering a total of ₦1.38 billion, $1 million, and £34,537.59. He entered a plea of “not guilty” to these charges and was initially placed in the Ikoyi correctional facility by Judge Alexander Owoeye of the federal high court in Ikoyi, Lagos. His attorney, Inibehe Effiong, had sought to have him held in the custody of the EFCC until the hearing, a request that was opposed by the prosecution, represented by counsel Larry Peters Aso. During the proceedings on Friday, the defense submitted a bail application, which the prosecution contested with an affidavit asserting that Okoye is a potential flight risk and might tamper with witnesses.

Update Jan 19, 2025

Mai Farouk and Riham Abdel Hakim will perform a special concert on February 23 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passing of Umm Kulthum at GEM

Acclaimed Egyptian singers Mai Farouk and Riham Abdel Hakim will perform a special concert on February 23 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passing of the legendary Umm Kulthum. The event will take place at the Grand Egyptian Museum. The concert is a tribute to Umm Kulthum’s legacy, as her songs and melodious voice continue to resonate in the hearts of different generations. Mai Farouk and Riham Abdel Hakim will present a selection of Umm Kulthum’s most famous songs, which have become a significant part of Arab musical heritage, accompanied by an orchestra conducted by Maestro Tamer Faizi.

Update Feb 18, 2025

Cassper Nyovest Gets Dragged After Calling Woman Who Criticised 'Kusho Bani' Ugly: "You're a Loser"

The Kusho Bani hate train is not dying down anytime soon. The rapper has clapped back at the haters over their dislike for the song. However, this time, he took it a little too far. User ruffles Cassper's feathers by calling song ugly An X user got more than she bargained for when she criticised Cassper Nyovest's song, Kusho Bani. @lisakhat_ sent a silent dig at the rapper saying the song is bad. "Cassper's song is not nice, shame," she tweeted. In a separate post, she said she is allowed to provide criticism to songs even if they are from her favourite artists.

Update Feb 18, 2025

Angolans fulfill their dream of meeting Rodrigo Faro, after being welcomed by the presenter

“These two wonderful boys came from Angola and their biggest dream was to meet me… To do so, they crossed the city, slept on the street, at the door of my condominium with signs in their hands and when their story reached me, I remembered that it was these two who, when we needed prayer the most, went online with signs for me asking for Brazil and Angola to unite for Vera’s cure. So I didn’t think twice and went there to talk to them to thank them and I received so much love and affection from these two that I will never forget that moment. I made a sandwich for them, brought them water, chocolates and only received love in return… Their happiness was written all over their faces. However, the one who was happiest with this meeting was me for meeting two such incredible people! Thank you, boys! I love you!”, he wrote in a video shared on his Instagram profile.

Update Jan 15, 2025

Kofi Adoma Nwanwani: Fine Details About How The Broadcaster Got Shot In Dormaa Emerge

Reports indicate that the renowned broadcaster is currently in Dubai receiving urgent medical attention to help restore his eyesight. New details about the rapper's condition and how the shooting happened have emerged online. According to Joy News, the shooting incident happened in Dormaa several days ago, after which the broadcaster was flown to Dubai for treatment. The broadcaster was at a funeral in Dormaa, which featured the firing of a musketry when gunpowder from one of the guns struck his face, resulting in severe eye injuries. The incident resulted in blurry vision in Kofi Adoma's eyes. He was hospitalised in Ghana, where he received initial treatment before he was flown to Dubai.

Update Feb 9, 2025

Thembi Mtshali-Jones Makes Her Debut in ‘Sibongile & the Dlaminis’ As Nengelosi

Veteran actor Thembi Mtshali-Jones has joined the cast of Mzansi Wethu's telenovela, Sibongile and the Dlaminis. The former The River actress made her debut this week to portray the role of Nengelosi, Phetheni's (Ayanda Borotho) mother. Mzansi Wethu shared the veteran actress' debut on Sibongile & The Dlaminis this past week and captioned the post: "Nengelosi's arrival at Mbalenhle left Phetheni upset. Has Samke been plotting against Phetheni all along?"

Update Feb 6, 2025

Who is Bobby Bangs, Rwanda's emerging auto-tune star?

The year 2020 was a defining moment for the Rwandan music industry. It marked the emergence of a generation of young artists who not only introduced a new wave of sounds, but also put their own spin on world-conquering music genres, blowing them up in Kigali and beyond. It is the same period that Loud Sound Music, arguably Rwanda's first movement of drillers and trappers (artists who produce the drill and trap genre) rose to prominence after releasing their debut collective album 'Rwanda Rw’ejo I', contributing to the rise of artists like Kenny K-Shot, Ish Kevin, Logan Joe among others. The success of the first project encouraged the production of Rwanda Rw'Ejo 2, which like its continuation of the first project, featuring youngsters including Bobby Bangs, who added a unique vibe to the whole tape, with his verse on track eight 'Amaribori' being the highlight of the entire project.

Update Mar 24, 2025

ACTOR TOOLS | UNDERSTANDING THE KEY DIFFERENCES IN FILM, SOAPIE AND TELENOVELA PERFORMANCES

Acting is not a one-size-fits-all craft. The style, energy, and technique required can shift depending on whether you’re performing for film or television. While both mediums share core acting principles such as emotional truth, character depth, and technical awareness, the way these elements are executed differs greatly. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for actors looking to navigate both worlds successfully. Acting for Film Film acting demands a high level of naturalism and internal depth. Unlike television, where performances often need to maintain a level of consistency over multiple episodes, film allows for a more immersive, self-contained performance. Every choice an actor makes contributes to the complete arc of the character within a limited timeframe, making each moment significant.

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Update Mar 24, 2025

Congratulations pour in as Small Doctor, wife welcome baby in Canada

Adekunle Temitope, better known as Small Doctor, has welcomed a new baby with his partner, sparking joy among fans and colleagues in the music industry. He shared the wonderful news on Instagram, where he expressed his heartfelt thanks to his creator for the safe delivery of their child, posting pictures of the baby bump. The gender of the baby has not been revealed, but it was noted that the birth occurred in Canada. His post read, “Alhamdulliah Alhamdulliah Alhamdulliah Robbi Aalamini ?❤️.Welcome to the world sunshine”.

Update Feb 18, 2025

Iconic Canadian Novelist Antonine Maillet Passes away

On Tuesday, Canadian iconic novelist Antonine Maillet passed away at the age of 95, leaving behind a rich literary legacy that extended beyond Canada’s borders. Maillet was the first non-European author to win the prestigious French literary award, the Prix Goncourt, in 1979 for her renowned novel Pélagie-la-Charrette. Born in 1929 in New Brunswick, eastern Canada, Maillet dedicated her works to introducing the world to the history and culture of the Acadians—French-speaking people in North America who faced persecution and deportation by British forces nearly 270 years ago. One of Maillet’s most significant contributions within Canada was the creation of the character La Sagouine, a floor washer who speaks in Chiac, a dialect blending Old French and English.