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The talented Generations: The Legacy actress Buntu Petse has welcomed her first baby. The actress made a cute announcement on social media and shared some heartwarming family photos. Taking to her Instagram, Buntu thanked her husband Londa Mav for giving her the blessing of a family. Now a family of three, Buntu shared adorable family photos with their little one and they are extremely cute. "Then there were three. Thank you Sthandwa Sam for our little family," a smitten Buntu said. Expressing excitement over being a father, Londa also shared a few words on his Intsgaram post, "Superpower Unlocked. Thank you My Love for blessing me with the best gift life has to offer. A Life itself. I can’t wait for it ALL."
Multiple award-winning Ghanaian musician Kuami Eugene has opened u In an exclusive interview on Joy Prime, Kuami Eugene, who is well-known for his chart-topping circular hits, spoke about his unwavering faith in God and how it has significantly shaped his personal and professional journey. The talented singer, who also wrote gospel singer Empress Gifty's Watch Me, left many people in awe when he addressed rumours about a potential gospel project. He noted that he already has a fully completed gospel album, which he worked on before signing with Lynx Entertainment.p about his Christian faith and the unreleased gospel songs he has recorded.
The campaign, which debuted in a high-energy event last Friday, was a fusion of fashion, music, poetry, and attracted many creatives. Troy Elimu’s transformation of street fashion into an art form, redefining style through bold storytelling, sustainability, and design are some of the reasons that won him an ambassador spot on one of the world’s biggest beer brand campaigns. Elimu, the designer behind Denim Cartel, is one of only two creatives across Africa collaborating on the new Make it Yours campaign powered by Guinness Smooth. The campaign champions the magnetic values of self-expression and community, featuring inspiring stories from two visionary brand founders; Uganda’s Denim Cartel and Nigeria’s Waffles and Cream. Taking influence from this same spirit of re-imagination, the brand has introduced a more vibrant and expressive pack design launched last Friday at Next Media Park.
The article from Briefly.co.za covers Baby Cele, a South African actress, who is allegedly set to marry for the fourth time. A TikTok video shows her participating in a traditional umembeso ceremony, which fans have speculated might be related to her upcoming wedding. The post includes mixed reactions from followers, some congratulating her while others express surprise at her multiple marriages.
Tol Ass Mo's interview on Podcast and Chill had all the tea and it was served hot as the comedian came for everyone he could think of. Having recently addressed Gogo Maweni's alleged crimes, Mo doubled down by accusing her of making her child sick and even dragged Gogo Skhotheni into the roast. Mo claims Skhotheni's late son and Maweni's epileptic child are the results of dealing with muti while pregnant: "When you're pregnant, stay away from muti because your child is going to be affected. The results show, she told the world that her child suffers from epilepsy, also what happened to Skhotheni's son."
Ghanaian actor and comedian Funny Face, born Benson Nana Yaw Oduro, has shared a heartfelt message of hope and resilience at a recent church event. Drawing from his personal experiences, Funny Face opened up about his struggles with “serious depression” and suicidal thoughts, noting how his faith in God helped him overcome those dark moments of pain and suffering. With utmost sincerity, he urged the audience to trust in God’s plan, even in the midst of adversity. He encouraged Ghanaians to surrender their lives to Christ and hold onto hope, regardless of the challenges they face.
In Nollywood, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: not all filmmakers and actors are treated equally. They are tagged as YouTube filmmakers, Netflix stars, or Amazon actors. Her fiery post shed light on an issue that has long simmered beneath the surface but rarely gets addressed with such candour. Afegbai’s grievance stems from a disturbing trend where the industry; and the viewers themselves segregate filmmakers and actors based on where their work is showcased. According to her, this classification unfairly creates a hierarchy, diminishing the talents of those who work primarily on platforms like YouTube while elevating others associated with global giants like Netflix or Amazon. “Normally, an actor is an actor. It’s about, are you a good actor? Can you act? But it’s you viewers that have turned the whole thing upside down,” she said.
The official nominee list of the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards has been released. This year's edition of Ghna's biggest music night comes off on May 3, 2025, at the Accra International Conference Center. The nominee list has already garnered significant traction on social media. Stonebwoy, the reining Artiste of the Year is looking to retain the prize but the competition from other contenders like King Paluta and King Promise is at an all-time high.
Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale has addressed recent speculations about his relationship with fellow musician Stonebwoy. Upon returning from Jamaica on January 8, 2025, Shatta Wale clarified that he holds no animosity towards Stonebwoy. This statement comes amid rumors suggesting that Blakk Cedi, Stonebwoy's former manager, has taken over Shatta Wale's management. In an interview with JoyNews, Shatta Wale explained that Blakk Cedi assisted him during his performance at the Freedom Street Concert in Jamaica but is not his official manager. He emphasized that Sammy Flex continues to serve as his manager. Shatta Wale stated, "I don’t have a problem with anybody. Like I always say, Blakk Cedi formerly managed Stonebwoy, but I don’t have any problem with Stonebwoy. I am ever ready for anybody who wants to support me."
In an interview on Echo Room, Spyro revealed that he was gearing up to release the remix for his hit single 'Billing' featuring Davido before he was stopped from putting out the song. According to the singer, Davido's manager Asa Asika stopped him from releasing the Davido remix because at the time the four-time Grammy nominee had too many collaborations and was also preparing to release a new album. "David was on the remix of 'Billing'. We wanted to drop it as the original but some people blocked it from dropping," Spyro said. The singer praised musician and blogger Tunde Ednut for assisting in facilitating the collaboration. As I was calling David, Tunde Ednut was also calling him to make the collaboration happen. After being told that the song can't drop, Spyro revealed that he visited Davido at home to clear the situation but this didn't work out as some people didn't want the song to drop.
Rita Laurence Ngarambe, Rwanda’s representative at Miss Face of Humanity 2022 and the First Runner-Up in the global competition, has announced she is preparing for her wedding in Rwanda with her fiancé, Jordan Cahill. The couple, who have been together for six years, will celebrate their union with family and friends in Kigali. According to the wedding invitations, the traditional 'Gusaba & Gukwa' ceremony will take place on March 8, 2025, at Juru Park, Rebero in Kigali. The intimate celebration will bring together their loved ones for a special reception. Speaking to InyaRwanda, Ngarambe revealed that she and Jordan officially married in Canada on February 10, 2024, with both a civil and church wedding. She explained that they chose to hold the Rwandan cultural ceremony at home so their families, who couldn’t attend the Canada wedding, could be part of their journey.
Nollywood actor, Timini Egbuson has called out Nigerian musicians for not supporting their counterparts in the movie industry. The award-winning actor, whose latest movie, Reel Love is still in the cinemas explained that while Nollywood actors support the music industry, the musicians are in the habit of not returning the favour. Timini took to X to share his sentiment, ending it by suggesting he is not ready to have a full blown conversation on the topic at the moment. He wrote, “Really wish musicians supported Nollywood the way we support their music but that’s a conversation for another day.”