“When we came in office, our prime promise was to change the way things are run. One of the goals was to have Fama incorporated so that, among other things, we can check the financial management,” she said. Dorothy Kingston said after seeking legal advice on how to go about the process, they are considering registering under the Companies Act which is a shorter process as they wait to finalise the process under the Trustees Act. She said even though the company will have board of directors, the power will still lie in the membership as they will operate under a memorandum of understanding signed by all members. “This is just an internal matter which will be resolved among the membership. There are just a few misunderstandings which need to be ironed out,” said Kingston.

Egyptian actress Rogena's upcoming TV series "Habsa Omri" is set to be screened in the second half of the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon. The cast also stars Amr Abdul Gelil, Ali Eltayeb, ‎Mahmoud El Bezzawy, Sayed Ragab, Mohamed Radwan, and more. "Habsa Omri" consists of 15 episodes and hails from director Mai Mamdouh and scriptwriter Mahmoud Ezzat. The cast also includes Mimi Gamal, Salah Abdallah, Ahmed Bedier, Noha Abdeen, Rasha Mahdi, Ahmed Salama, Mourad Makram, Ahmad Magdy, Mahmoud Hegazy, Rana Raeis, Mohamed Tharwat, and more.

The follow-up to the sibling trio’s recent singles with Marshmello (“Slow Motion”) and Rascal Flatts (“I Dare You”) is due out on March 21. They announced the news in an Instagram post on Thursday in which all three modeled Canadian tuxedoes while flipping and jumping through the sky. The band previewed the uptempo pop tune during their 20th-anniversary celebration show in Toronto last month, busting out the live debut of the track on which they sing, “Could give me everything, but it ain’t enough/ You can’t put a price on the human touch/ I could be down, but you love me to heaven/ Love me to heaven, babe.” Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas will continue their celebration of two decades of familial pop rocking with the upcoming one-day JONASCON at the American Dream Mall in their native New Jersey on March 23.

A federal judge on Thursday granted Blake Lively‘s request to limit the disclosure of certain sensitive information in the course of litigation against her “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni. Lively has sued Baldoni for sexual harassment, a hostile work environment, and trying to tarnish her reputation with a targeted social media campaign, while Baldoni has sued her and her husband Ryan Reynolds for defamation. Judge Lewis Liman agreed with Lively’s request to limit certain discovery material to “attorneys eyes only.” Given that the case involves celebrities and their publicists, Lively’s attorney had warned that some information could be leaked if the attorneys shared it with their clients. The information that only the attorneys can see includes “trade secrets,” such as business and marketing plans and ideas for upcoming creative projects.

The crew of the TV movie "Bounani", directed by Yassine Fanane and produced by Hussein Hanin, has finished filming in Casablanca. The TV movie "Bonani" explores the struggles of Moroccan families in their search for decent housing in the heart of the economic capital, Casablanca. The film brought back a group of pioneering artists to the small screen, most notably "Uncle Idris" and "Fatima Al-Nawali", along with Ahlam Al-Zaimi, Reem Fathy, Khaled Al-Ghamari, and Nabil Al-Mansouri.

It’s not every time that an actor gets to have his wife as his rehearsal partner. Thembinkosi Mthembu had the privilege of working with his wife as he prepared to reprise his role as Bonga Tembe in the third and final season of Adulting. Speaking to TshisaLive, the 2024 Safta Best Actor winner paid tribute to his wife for helping him with his lines. He also explained how his healthy real-life marriage helped him prepare for his role as a toxic husband. “My wife was also a huge help while preparing for this role. She would assist me with my lines and I’d ask her how she would feel if I said something a particular way. It was fun to see if I could provoke a reaction from her in the same way Bonga might from Nkanyezi,” he explained.

Popular Amapiano artist Tyler ICU and his gorgeous fiance Lorraine Moropa continue to display the cutest moments for others to observe. In a viral TikTok video, which has later been reshared by @MDNnewss on X, the Not My Type actress Lorraine Moropa and the Mnike hitmaker look smitten as they partook in a TikTok trend. The actress confirmed on social media on 10 January that she and Tyler are engaged. "I said yes to a forever with my best friend." In another post, she said, "The 3rd of Jan was supposed to only be Baba ka boy's birthday, but it also became the beginning of the rest of my life," Lorraine wrote. "I said YES to a FOREVER with my best friend. I couldn't be more grateful to God for this wonderful gift of love," she gushed. She even revealed that they spent the festive season, particularly Boxing Day, with him.

Obed Baloyi is on cloud nine after joining the cast of the long-running SABC2 soapie Muvhango. Earlier reports had suggested that the show had been canned by the state broadcaster, sparking mixed reactions. Obed Baloyi will join the cast of the SABC2 Tshivenda soapie Muvhango as Mzamani Rivombo, an owner and operator of a spaza shop. Speaking after landing the role, the Diep City actor described joining Muvhango as a dream come true. He disclosed that he had had several unsuccessful auditions until he finally got the call. He said: “It is an honour, a great pleasure, and a dream come true for me to join this beautiful and historic soapie. After several auditions since its inception, I have finally made it. Indeed, what is meant for you will always be yours."

Strut Records is proud to announce a brand-new official reissue of Gyedu-Blay Ambolley’s 1975 highlife classic album, Simigwa. This is the first in a series of releases on Strut celebrating the legendary Ghanaian label Essiebons. Essiebons, founded by Ghanaian music producer Dick Essilfie-Bondzie in 1959, is one of Ghana’s most important independent labels featuring prominent artists such as Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, C.K. Mann, and Ebo Taylor. Co-written and produced with Ebo Taylor, ‘Simigwa’ is a groundbreaking album, recognised as a Ghanaian classic and boasting one of the most iconic covers of the 1970s. Originally released in 1975, the album introduced Ambolley’s unique “Simigwa” style, which combined highlife with funk and soul, influencing the evolution of a new generation of Ghanaian artists.

According to TshisaLIVE, her manager, Lerato Sejeng, Yallunder Nyembezi suffered from Iron deficiency and anaemia and was in and out of hospital. Although the cause of death has not been revealed, her family confirmed her passing in a statement on Friday afternoon. "It is with profound sorrow and heavy hearts that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of our beloved daughter, sister, and friend, Yolanda Nyembezi, known to the world as Yallunder," the statement starts.

When Ariel Wayz first entered the music scene in 2020, her ambitions were clear — to make a mark in popular local genres like Afrobeats and pop. However, as she ages, the artiste continues to prove that she is capable of creating bold and innovative sounds that many local artistes have yet to explore. With experience, Ariel Wayz has shown that she is not just following trends—she is setting them. A former member of the Symphony Band and one of the standout products of Nyundo School of Music and Arts, Ariel Wayz has captured attention once again with her long-awaited debut album, ‘Hear to Stay.’ The 12-track project, which mostly features R&B sounds and was produced by some of the finest sound engineers and producers in Rwanda, is already becoming a sensation with music every generation can relate.

In the interview that sparked controversy, Cindy Sanyu was asked about her opinion regarding the trio and advised them to stop trying to be like Blu*3. She acknowledged that they are super talented and powerful. However, they are still stuck in the past instead of discovering and being true to themselves. “This is 2025 and you cannot be copying a group that was there in 2005; it is so out of game. Since the management is the same as ours then, some costumes, some songs and many others are similar to what we used to do; it was nice then but it’s now outdated,” Cindy claimed.

Singer Mudra has responded to Carol Sky’s extortion claims, vowing to pay back every single penny that she owes him. For a long time now, Carol Sky has been claiming Mudra extorted money from her when she expressed her interest in working with him. Mudra responds to Carol Sky by denying these allegations and presenting his side of the story. Mudra through his social media handles revealed how he had ignored her claims but he felt it was high time he addressed it. He noted that the case was already in the courts of law and wanted to bring forth the evidence that tags him to the alleged money.

Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian dancer and choreographer, Ms Angel Batolomeo Nyigu, has addressed her differences with fellow artist Zuchu, describing their issues as trivial despite the ongoing discussions surrounding them. The two, who were once inseparable in the music scene, have recently been spotted separately, sparking rumors about a fallout. Fans quickly began speculating that their strained relationship might be linked to Angel's association with Diamond Platnumz, with many wondering if the bond she had with the WCB boss led to tensions between her and Zuchu.

As anticipation builds for his sophomore album 'BlownBoy,' Ruger delivers a heartfelt new single, 'Toro'. The song is a soulful love record that sees the versatile star reflect on the complications of his romantic relationship. “I wrote ‘Toro’ after I fumbled a real and true relationship," Ruger says on the inspiration behind the song. Premiering with an exclusive COLORS Show performance, 'Toro' showcases Ruger’s raw emotions and smooth melodies, blending Afrobeats with a touch of R&B to create a deeply resonant love song. The song comes off the back of his last release, 'Jay Jay,' which flipped the script on Valentine's Day, as Ruger delivered an anthem for the independent, unbothered, and untamed.

Nigerian singer and songwriter Alexander Adelabu, known as Magixx, has shared his ambitions for significant achievements in his career. In a recent interview, the Mavin Records artist, who has expressed that music has always been a part of his life, stated that his aspirations for greatness are driven by his desire to improve his quality of life. “If you want better stuff for yourself, if you want a better life for yourself, you have no choice but to work your way up. And a very fundamental part of that is to aspire for big things. I dream big. I want everything. I want stadiums; I want big collaborations. I want to be everywhere. I want to tour the world. I want to impact people’s lives with my music. I want everything that looks like it’s not possible,” he said.

Big Brother Naija Lockdown contestant Ka3na Jones is experiencing a remarkable turn of fortune as she has recently acquired a multi-million naira property in Lagos. The reality television personality, who faced the loss of her husband a year ago, took to her Instagram account to share the news of her significant investment in a Lagos property intended for her business. As a fashion entrepreneur, Ka3na revealed that this new location will serve as the headquarters for her fashion brand. Additionally, she announced that her business has now been officially trademarked, with its headquarters established in Lagos. Ka3na expressed immense pride in her achievements, reflecting on her journey from operating an 18-square-meter boutique in Elelewon Port Harcourt to owning a headquarters in one of Africa’s most bustling cities, Lagos. She emphasized the challenges of reshaping one’s mindset to embrace positive changes following experiences of trauma and pain.

Ace Nigerian music superstar, Davido, has dropped a new single, ‘Be There Still’, as fans keenly wait for his upcoming fifth studio album, ‘5IVE’. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the hit single released on Friday is a dynamic blend of Afrobeat and contemporary sounds. The 5-time Grammy-nominated singer announced the release with a post on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, @davido, with the caption, “Midnight we feast” moments earlier before dropping the song. ‘Be There Still’ presents an impressive production team, featuring Marvey Muzique, DJ Maphorisa, and Black Culture as producer and the track’s mixing was handled by D-RO. Davido had earlier announced to curious fans that his highly anticipated fifth album is scheduled for release on April 18.

Burniton Music Group (BMG) has appointed renowned media personality Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng as its Head of Public Relations. The announcement was made in a press release from the record label owned by Dancehall star Stonebwoy, dated March 3. “Her appointment is expected to strengthen BMG’s engagement with stakeholders, enhance the brand’s visibility, and align its communication strategy with international standards,” part of the statement read. “With over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry and corporate communications, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng brings a wealth of expertise in media relations, content strategy, and industry communications,” it added.

Nigerian music star Ayra Starr is making her acting debut in the upcoming film adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s bestselling novel, ‘Children of Blood and Bone.’ Ayra Starr joins an impressive cast that includes legendary Nollywood actor Richard Mofe-Damijo, marking a significant moment for African representation in global cinema. The film, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, features a stellar lineup of Hollywood heavyweights, including Viola Davis, Idris Elba, Cynthia Erivo, Lashana Lynch, and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Other notable stars include Regina King, Thuso Mbedu as Zélie, Tosin Cole as Tzain, Amandla Stenberg as Princess Amari, and Damson Idris as Prince Inan. Set in the fictional African kingdom of Orïsha, Children of Blood and Bone follows Zélie, a brave warrior fighting to restore her people’s lost magic after years of oppression.

After a long hiatus from the music scene, Krack Afriq is back with a bang, teaming up with the sensational B.Brefo for their highly anticipated single, ‘Precious.’ Set for release on 26 March, the track promises to be a smooth Afrobeats anthem that will captivate fans and reaffirm Krack Afriq’s place in the industry. A sizzling collaboration with B.Brefo Krack Afriq, best known for his 2020 hit You Mi Love, is making a much-awaited return with ‘Precious,’ a song dedicated to celebrating love and admiration. Speaking about the release, he shared his excitement, stating: “Precious is an anthem for the gyal dem! It’s a smooth Afrobeats groove that will win the ladies over. Same for the gents. They will love playing it for their women to remind them of how precious and priceless they are.”

Popular Ghanaian musician King Paluta has opened up about how he handles criticism and negative commentary from individuals. Speaking in an interview on TV3’s Afternoon Show, the ‘Aseda’ hitmaker shared that such comments rather motivated him and ultimately propelled him to mainstream success. "I don’t care. If I can pick something useful from what they say, I will. The critics might think they’re bringing me down with what they say, but their insults and negative comments are what made me who I am today," he said. The musician, real name Thomas Adjei Wireko, explained that he initially started as a rapper but faced criticism for his rap style. Instead of being discouraged, he took the feedback to heart and shifted to singing, a move that has since defined his career.

Ghanaian rap maverick M.anifest has revealed that he has a song with Asakaa rapper O’Kenneth for his latest album, “New Road and Guava Trees”, but it didn’t make the final tracklist. “I actually recorded with O’Kenneth, one of my favourite guys out there for the album. We didn’t make it, but who knows, maybe for the Deluxe,” he shared in an interview with Dazed. M.anifest also addressed the criticism of Ghanaian drill music, which is often compared to American hip-hop. Instead of dismissing it, he believes young artists need time to find their own voice.

Burniton Music Group (BMG), the record label of multiple award-winning Ghanaian Reggae and Dancehall Artiste Stonebwoy, has announced the appointment of seasoned media professional, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng as its Head of Public Relations. With over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry and corporate communications space, Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng brings a wealth of expertise in media relations, content strategy and industry communications. She began her career as a producer for a radio entertainment show at Peace FM, a subsidiary of the Despite Media Group, and later advanced to the role of Deputy News Editor at United Television (UTV). As a respected entertainment pundit, Vida has contributed insightful analysis on various entertainment platforms.