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Rapper Kofi Mole has revealed that fellow rapper Sarkodie failed to show up for a video shoot of their collaborative song Makoma. According to him, repeated attempts to reach him had always proven futile. The song, which also features Bosom PYung, was a highly anticipated release, but according to Kofi Mole, the video shoot became a source of frustration due to Sarkodie's lack of response. In a recent exchange on social media, Kofi Mole responded to a user who criticized him for not promoting the song adequately. The user wrote in Pidgin English, accusing Kofi Mole of missing an opportunity to elevate the song, even suggesting Kofi's failure to promote the track properly. “You made a whole Sarkodie turn Bruno Mars,” the user added. Kofi Mole, in his reply, shared a revealing insight into the behind-the-scenes challenges. He wrote: “I was ready to shoot a video but never got any response from Sark and the team after multiple texts and calls. I let that slide.”
Dancer Poco Lee recently revealed a new tattoo on his body, sparking conversations among his fans. The tattoo features fashion entrepreneur Tiamiu Abdulrahman Kayode, known as Rahman Jago, and is located on his hand, which already had other tattoos. In the pictures posted by influencer Dami Foreign on X (formerly Twitter), Poco Lee showed off multiple tattoos on his body. Some netizens commented that over time, the dancer will have so many tattoos that there won’t be any space left.
Social media users have always wondered about Somizi's relationship with his baby mama, Palesa Madisakwane, and daughter Bahumi. The former Generations actress left Mzansi's jaws on the floor when she opened up about co-parenting Bahumi with Somizi.
Renowned highlife musician, Agya Koo Nimo has shared valuable health advice with fellow highlife artiste Kwabena Kwabena, warning him against taking hard liquor.
he 26th edition of the prestigious Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs) has officially opened for nominations. Music stakeholders across Ghana and beyond are invited to submit their entries for this year's highly anticipated awards ceremony, celebrating the best in the Ghanaian music industry. The scheme is now accepting submissions for all commercially released works in 2024, covering music from January 1st to December 31st. Artists, management teams, record labels, producers, instrumentalists, composers, and other music industry professionals can submit their entries through the official online portal at www.entry.ghanamusicawards.com until Sunday, February 16th, 2025.
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.
Synergy, the production company behind the series Qahwat El Mahatta, has announced a cash prize of 1 million EGP for 20 viewers who successfully solve the show’s central mystery—identifying the killer of “Mo’men,” the character played by Ahmed Ghozzi. Suspicions revolve around six key suspects, including “Al-Moallem Riad” (Bayoumi Fouad), “Al-Malek” (Riyad El-Khouly), “Julie” (Alaa Awad), and “Reesha” (Hassan Abouelrous). Meanwhile, a police officer, portrayed by Ahmed Khaled Saleh, continues the investigation to uncover the real culprit. This marks the first time a production company has launched a cash-prize competition for a TV drama.
Rwandan vocalist and songstress Alyn Sano and culture artiste Ruti Joel have been confirmed as part of the lineup for the forthcoming "Amore Valentine's Gala," scheduled for February 14 at the Kigali Conference and Exhibition Village (KCEV). “Meet me at Camp Kigali this Valentine’s! I will be performing live for you,” Alyn Sano announced on her social media platforms. The duo joins Burundian zouk and pop sensation Kidumu Kibido who will be the main act of the concert. Kidumu returns to Kigali just five months after his performance at the 'Soirée Dansante' event, part of his 100 Stages in 1000 Hills series—a celebrated run of shows in the Rwandan capital over the years—also held at KCEV on August 23, 2024. "We invite everyone to an exquisite evening full of love and good music, celebrating romance with loved ones," one of the event organizers told The New Times.
In a remarkable testament to the power of music and cross-border collaboration, Malawian artist Kay Kelly’s song “Bana Pwanya,” featuring Zambian artists Yo Maps and Prince Luv, has achieved an astounding 21 million views on YouTube within just ten months of its release.
The month of Ramadan in Egypt is more than just a religious month; it is a time of togetherness, tradition, and, in recent decades, high-stakes television drama. While it may seem a relatively old tradition, the dominance of TV series in Ramadan is a new trend that truly took off in the 1990s and 2000s. With Ramadan being such a central part of Egyptian culture, it’s important to understand how the deeply embedded tradition of Ramadan TV series developed throughout the years and why it became the prime time for television in Egypt, and how it continues to dominate the entertainment landscape. Throughout history, many cultural and industry-driven factors have turned Ramadan into a peak season for drama productions, leading to Ramadan’s significance in both media and daily life.
The final episode of UTV's United Showbiz aired on Saturday, December 21, 2024. Gospel singer Empress Gifty hosted Mr Dumelo, MC Yaa Yeboah, and other news makers on her show. MC Yaa Yeboah sought to clarify her affiliation with the New Patriotic Party (NPP). She noted that despite being an NPP member, she did not want to be tagged as such.
A local digital music platform designed for Malawian artists, Vwaza, has launched an iOS (iphone Operating System) platform to allow artists sell their music directly to fans and earn a percentage of revenue. Founder Joel Ngozo Fickson said the platform will allow permanent access to music by fans both online and offline. Fickson: Vwaza offers better payouts | Courtesy of Fickson “At Vwaza, we want to move away from the subscription-based model that most streaming services use. We understand that people no longer want to keep paying monthly for music. We are bringing back the concept of music ownership, allowing fans to buy the music and own it forever, just like they did with CDs in the past,” he said. Fickson also said 80 percent of the earnings from music sales go directly to artists who are provided with real-time insights into their streams and earnings, allowing them to track their success and manage their finances effectively.