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Update Feb 4, 2025

Black Sherif honors Amakye Dede, names upcoming album after him

Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif has proven once again that he is not just a star but also a student of music history. On Monday, February 3, the award-winning artist visited Highlife legend Amakye Dede at his home to express his gratitude for the inspiration that has fueled his career. Growing up in Asante Akyem, Black Sherif’s artistic foundation was built on the melodies of Amakye Dede, whom he referenced in one of his earlier songs. During the visit, Black Sherif revealed that his upcoming album, Iron Boy, will be named after Amakye Dede. Amakye Dede, who is celebrating his 50th anniversary in music this year, couldn’t contain his joy. “Much love and respect to you and your management for this great honor! I’m truly humbled by your visit and the love you’ve shown. Highlife will forever live on, and seeing the new generation carry the torch means everything.

Update Jan 13, 2025

Somizi Sings ‘Sarafina’ Song After Musa Khawula’s Arrest, SA Left in Stitches

Choreographer Somizi Mhlongo recently responded to celebrity blogger, Musa Khawula's alleged arrest. Mhlongo's reaction comes after Khawula bashed him for celebrating the controversial YouTuber's death hoax in August 2024. The Metro FM radio personality shared a video of himself singing a song from Sarafina on his Instagram account over the weekend. He captioned the post: In the video, Mhlongo is singing the Policeman song from the popular apartheid film, Sarafina. The media personality starred in the award-winning film, Sarafina in 1992 alongside the late Mbongeni Ngema and Hollywood actress, and TV personality Whoopi Goldberg. He also acted opposite Muvhango actress Leleti Khumalo, The River actress Sindi Dlathu, and many more.

Update Jan 21, 2025

Focalistic Drops 1st Song Snippet of 2025 to Mixed Reactions: “This Sounds Terrible”

Amapiano sensation, Focalistic, had a fantastic year in 2024, and it looks like he's prepared to go even harder in 2025. Building on the success of Biri Marung, Foca is looking to release his first offering of the year and finally give fans a taste of what he's been working on. Taking to his Instagram page, the rapper-turned-Amapiano star shared videos performing his new tune at a garage, flexing his cadence and catchy lyrics on what might be another summer jam:

Update Feb 19, 2025

Tessa Dooms announced as PowerFM's Breakfast host as Chris Vick returns to the airwaves

Political analyst and sociologist, Tessa Dooms has been announced as the host of Power FM's breakfast show from March.

Musa Mseleku Not a Fan of MaKhwela Asserting Herself in His Life by Calling Him “May Man”

Musa Mseleku's fifth wife, Samke 'MaKhwela' Khwela, has humorously asserted her place in his life, which has led to playful tensions captured in the reality show Uthando Nes'thembu. Mseleku openly expressed his discomfort with the term 'my man' used by MaKhwela, indicating that it implies ownership, which he rejects, stating, "A man has no owner." This commentary highlights the complex dynamics within their polygamous relationship, where roles and expectations often lead to drama. In addition to this incident, Mseleku previously questioned MaKhwela about her plans for having more children, indicating that one of her primary responsibilities in their marriage, as perceived by him, is to give birth to children. The unfolding narratives within the family evidently reflect both the humor and challenges of polygamous life, particularly as Mseleku navigates his relationships with each of his wives.

Update Mar 13, 2025

“I didn’t wait for my aunt to take me to her husband’s house, I went alone,” says Jéssica Pitbull.

After celebrating her engagement with businessman Adérito Pina in the month of love, Jéssica Pitbull spoke this Thursday, February 13, about her move to her husband's house and stressed that she did not follow the tradition of being taken by an aunt. On her Instagram profile, the artist highlighted that she does not need to be accompanied by anyone and stated that she is like a parachute “she has already flown to her husband's house”. “I'm like a parachute, I've already flown, 'you don't have to wait for your aunt to take you', what's that? There's no one to take me alone, I don't want anyone to go with me”, she said.

Update Feb 19, 2025

Grace Khan delves into her addiction strugles, apologizes to Geoffrey Lutaaya for disrupting his concert

Songstress Grace Khan has opened up on how hard she is desperately fighting her addictions and struggles that have continuously soiled her image, especially on social media.

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Update Feb 21, 2025

People do not want to take time to do good music anymore – Paddyman

Paddyman Kayiwa is a church boy who chanced on sharing space in a production studio with Elly Wamala. That moment was later the anchor for his career and he has gone on to produce some of the songs on Uganda’s hit list in the last two decades. At the height of the musical beef between Jose Chameleone, Bebe Cool and Bobi Wine, each of them trusted him to produce their next hits, a kind of competition he says was healthy because the audience got good music while the artistes developed themselves.

Update Feb 16, 2025

Sista Afia’s “Krekete Soldier” Takes The Nation By Storm

Sista Afia’s latest single, “Krekete Soldier,” featuring Amerado, is rapidly gaining popularity across the country, extending beyond the major cities of Kumasi and Accra. The song’s widespread appeal was evident during Sista Afia’s Valentine’s Day performance at Manso Akwasiso in the Amansie South District, where fans sang along to the song word for word, despite its release less than a month ago. The song’s infectious beat and catchy lyrics have clearly resonated with music lovers nationwide, transcending geographical boundaries and cementing Sista Afia’s status as a talented and versatile artist. The fact that fans in a rural area like Manso Akwasiso were familiar with the song and sang along with such enthusiasm is a testament to Sista Afia’s growing popularity and the song’s broad appeal. Sista Afia’s performance at Manso Akwasiso was a masterclass in connecting with her audience and showcasing her artistry.

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Update Feb 4, 2025

Controversial Comedian Tol Ass Mo Drags Gogo Skhotheni and Maweni, Skhotheni Responds

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."

Update Jan 22, 2025

Put people like me on TGMA stage; not “jump and go” artistes – Article Wan

Ghanaian artiste Article Wan has pleaded with the organisers of Telecel Ghana Music Awards to consider billing him to perform at their award ceremonies. In a post he made on Facebook, the ‘That Thing’ hit maker suggested to the organisers, Charterhouse, to pay attention to the quality of artistes they put on stage. “Kudos to TGMA for your remarkable work over the years! As you plan ahead, I humbly suggest curating a lineup of talents like myself and others who deliver truly memorable performances, not just “jump and go” acts,” he wrote. He also touched on the issue of having more vibrant supporters seated in front so they could cheer performers on while they are on stage. “Having energetic supporters upfront could also help hype the event and keep the vibe alive. My little contribution with respect,” he add.

Update Jan 22, 2025

Former Miss SA Chidimma Adetshina and Tyla make influential the women list

Grammy-award-winning artist Tyla and Nigerian beauty queen Chidimma Adetshina have made the influential women list. Adetshina who recently celebrated her 24th birthday was crowned the runner-up at Miss Universe 2024 competition in Mexico. Entertainment commentator Phil Mphela announced on his social media account on Tuesday, 21 January that the musician and model made the influential women list. "Tyla and Chidimma Adetshina make African influential women list. The South African Grammy winner and Nigerian beauty queen have been named in the list of 100 women in Africa deemed to be influential in 2024," writes Mphela.