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Zimbabwe’s most trending youthful musician, Kudakwashe Royne Kachehiko, proudly carries the title of “man of the moment.” Better known as Oriyano, this multi-talented young man is in his early 20s and is simply unstoppable. From music production and fashion design to pencil art, poetry, and beatboxing, Oriyano effortlessly rules the scene. With six years of experience under his belt, the floodgates of success have finally opened for him. His fairytale journey has led many social media users to compare him to superstar Jah Prayzah, thanks to his remarkable talent. While flattered by the comparisons, Oriyano remains humble. He chooses not to dwell on the flattery but instead learns from Jah Prayzah and other superstars who came before him, such as Soul Jah Love and Andy Muridzo.
The series "Ekhwaty" (My Sisters), starring Nelly Karim, Ruby, Kinda Alloush, and Gehan El-Shamashergy, is set to compete in the highly anticipated Ramadan 2025 drama season. The story follows four sisters whose lives are upended when one of their husbands is murdered. As the mystery unfolds, she turns to her sisters for support, leading to a gripping tale of suspense and intrigue. The ensemble cast includes Nelly Karim, Ruby, Kinda Alloush, Gehan El-Shamashergy, Hatem Salah, Nabil Issa, Aly Sobhy, Islam Hafez, and more. The series is directed by Mohamed Shaker Khodeir, written by Mohab Tarek, and produced by Media Hub – Saadi Gohar
Nigerian Afrobeat singer, David Adeleke, better known as Davido, has called out the Osun State Commissioner of Police, Muhammed Umar Abba, over the political crisis rocking the state. Naija News reports that Davido’s uncle and the Osun Governor, Ademola Adeleke, alongside his party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has been embroiled in a political tussle with All Progressives Congress (APC) members. The crisis stems from attempts by sacked Local government chairmen elected on the platform of the APC to force their way into office despite court orders removing them from office. Governor Adeleke had at press conference on Sunday raised alarm over an alleged plot by the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Gboyega Oyetola, to cause chaos and anarchy in the state from Monday, February 17, 2025.
Afrobeats singer, Spyro, has stated that his colleague Banky W started encountering problems in the music industry after he proclaimed Jesus Christ. Speaking in a recent chat with Echo Room, Spyro disclosed that Banky told him that when he was a bad boy everything was going on well, but when he decided to be Godly, war started. Spyro said that being a “Jesus boy” has led people to deny him goodwill and support in the music industry. He said, “My biggest challenge in the music industry right now is discrimination. I came out with the ‘Jesus boy’ brand and I’ve received the biggest criticisms. “If you want to be truthful to yourself, how many media moguls support or post me when I drop songs? You see them posting other artists but outside from the blogs that I paid to post me, how many media moguls post me? “Do you see these guys post me? Sometimes, I ask myself why because people who are not doing as well as I am, they post them.
While some have lashed out at the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) for not assisting hiplife musician Kwadee during his low moments, Abena Ruthy, the 2nd Vice President of MUSIGA has indicated that the artiste is not a member of MUSIGA. She however noted that the union has supported Kwadee in the past and intend to do so again on humanitarian grounds. "There was news about Kwadee recently. He is not even a member now. But our President was on us to link him up to Kwadee. So that is the kind of thing we are doing. We are a family," she said in an interview with Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM's Showbiz A-Z.
Presenter Tatiana Durão announced this Monday, February 17, that the cycle with “Banda TV” has come to an end, showing herself to be deeply grateful for the opportunity. Tatiana shared a statement on her Instagram profile, where she stressed that she thanks the broadcaster for the trust it has placed in her over the years as a presenter, and recently as a production coordinator. “It was a period of great learning, growth and maturity, both professionally and personally. I take with me valuable memories, great lessons and the satisfaction of having contributed with dedication and passion to each project”, said Tatiana Durão. The presenter stressed that this journey continues and that she is open to new challenges and ready to embrace new opportunities on other broadcasters and platforms, “May the next chapters of this journey come”.
Ghana’s film industry is mourning the loss of veteran actor Mawuli Semevo, who tragically passed away at the Ridge Hospital after succumbing to injuries sustained in a domestic fire accident. The fire, which broke out at his Adenta SSNIT flats on Friday, February 7, caught Semevo while he was asleep in his bedroom. In an attempt to escape, he ran through the flames but collapsed outside, where neighbors rushed him to the hospital. Despite medical efforts, including a 21-day survival prognosis, Semevo passed away 13 days later.
Rapper Reptile is gaining prominence in the Angolan Rap scene with the release of “Big Boyz,” the new single by Reptile, a name that is already synonymous with resistance and evolution in the national Rap scene. A veteran with a consolidated trajectory, the rapper and CEO of Pirline (a leading label in Angolan hip-hop) not only reinforces his presence in the charts, but also leaves clues about a major project to be revealed later this year. With super-crafted instrumentals and rhymes that signal his essence, “Big Boyz” mixes the raw essence of hip-hop with nuances of Angolan culture, reflecting the unique identity that has consecrated Reptile as one of the most authentic voices in the country.
British filmmaker and actor Idris Elba has expressed interest in partnering with the Ghanaian government to establish a state-of-the-art film and creative village along the coast near Osu Castle in Accra. During a meeting with President John Dramani Mahama at the Jubilee House on March 28, 2025, Elba shared his vision for the project, emphasizing its potential to revitalize the film industry, create employment opportunities, and nurture local talent. “We remain committed to strengthening Ghana’s creative sector. The location near Osu Castle presents a unique opportunity for this initiative, which we believe will be an essential part of the creative industry’s growth,” Elba stated. He further highlighted the project's focus on education and job creation, noting that strategic planning was already underway to ensure its success.
n my view, Valentine’s Day is just a normal day. Growing up, we were conditioned to believe it was a day on which men had to step up and prove their love through gifts and gestures. It was drilled into us that if you had a girlfriend, you had to buy her something. Something like flowers, chocolates, a teddy bear or whatever was trending at the time. And if you dared to show up at school without a gift, you would face the ultimate wrath. The disappointment, the silent treatment, and, of course, the infamous “So you don’t love me?” accusation. This was 20+ years ago, but has anything really changed? Fast forward to today, and it’s still the same story.
In a recent interview with Roman Fada on Atinka 104.7 Fm, outstanding Ghanaian comedian, Lekzy De Comic, made a bold statement that has sent shockwaves of excitement through the entertainment industry. According to Lekzy, Ghanaian comedians have what it takes to fill the iconic 20,000-capacity O2 Arena in the United Kingdom. Lekzy’s confidence stems from the impressive growth and vibrancy of the Ghanaian comedy sector. He believes that with proper promotion, he and his fellow comedians can easily fill the O2 Arena and deliver an extremely successful event. This optimism is not unfounded, considering the remarkable success Ghanaian comedians have achieved in recent years. The Ghanaian comedy industry has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years.
Minnie Dlamini has been divorced from her former husband, Quinten Jones, for years. Many South Africans have been eager to see whether the media personality would find love again. A post on X showed her videos with images of Minnie Dlamini and a man reportedly named Dr Brian Monaisa. Based on the images, people speculated about the actress's relationship status. Minnie Dlamini linked to Dr Brian Monaisa In a post shared by @MDNnewss, Minnie looked like she had a close relationship with a man allegedly named Dr Brian Monaisa. The clip showed pictures and videos of the two on presumable dates and a picnic. Watch the video below: