Nigerian actress Regina Daniel has returned to social media amid swirling rumours about her marriage to Ned Nwoko, claiming he was expecting a child with actress Chika Ike. The mother of two posted a playful little video to her TikTok account on February 17, 2025, dancing to a song, with the caption, "Look into my eyes, tears wan wound me." She also posted a few videos to her Snapchat account after attending a party. After Nollywood actress Chika Ike announced her pregnancy, rumors began to circulate on social media that her unborn child's father is a renowned politician known for polygamy. The speculations also claimed that Ike's alleged baby daddy is already married to a Nollywood actress, further giving social media users reasons to look at Ned Nwoko's direction.

Popular Nollywood actress, Halima Abubakar has opened up on her health challenges amidst financial difficulties. Speaking via her Instagram page on Tuesday, the thespian lamented that she has being ill for some time, but people keep doubting her. Abubakar explained that she has been battling health issues for a long time but has been trying to stay strong. She said many people do not believe she is sick because they see her posting pictures online, but in reality, she is suffering. She said, “People are confused about what is happening. I’m not feeling fine up till now; I’m just good at being strong. I’m just pretending as if I’m okay.

Famous billionaire businessman E-Money marked his birthday in grand style on February 18 by giving out over ₦200 million in cash and 20 luxury cars to friends and employees. His brother, Nigerian singer KCee, took to Instagram to share highlights from the lavish celebration, revealing how E-Money’s generosity touched many lives. In a video posted online, E-Money could be seen handing out cheques and keys to brand-new cars. Among the beneficiaries was KCee himself, who received a whopping ₦20 million gift from his younger brother. Sharing the heartwarming moment, KCee wrote: “Last night, Emoney celebrated his birthday in a truly remarkable way, giving out over 200 million Naira in cash and more than 20 cars. He put smiles on the faces of many—from office staff and domestic workers to mobile police officers. Even his big brother, @iam_kcee, received 20 million Naira, alongside other beneficiaries like @deehumorous and @funnyboneofficial. The list is endless.

Ghanaian singer J. Derobie has revealed that his biggest regret in life is becoming famous and being recognized everywhere he goes. The singer said that after rising to fame, he could no longer visit his favorite waakye joints freely, something he found very frustrating. However, speaking on Accra-based Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz on Monday, February 17, the award-winning singer said he no longer allows such concerns to affect him. “Fame,” he said in response to a question about what he regrets most since venturing into music. “Sometimes people don’t understand how it works. It gets tiring. You don’t have your freedom. Everywhere you go, people recognize you. You can’t even go and buy waakye in peace.

Ghanaian singer J. Derobie says he still has big dreams of reaching the top of his music career, including winning a Grammy. The Poverty hitmaker said despite the challenges that come with fame, he remains focused on his musical journey and believes he is on the right path. “I always imagined myself heading to the top, and I still have that dream. I believe I will make it to the top and win a Grammy one day. No matter what happens, I know I am on the right path. So I don’t worry too much. My focus is just to put out the work—so many songs,” he said. However, he admitted that his biggest regret in life is becoming famous and being recognized everywhere he goes. According to him, after rising to fame, he could no longer visit his favorite waakye joints freely, something he found very frustrating.

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.

Popular Nollywood actress Halima has cried out for assistance, revealing her struggles to make ends meet. In an emotional appeal during an Instagram Live session on Tuesday, Abubakar recounted her struggles, stating that she has been residing in her village for over a year. Expressing distress over her condition, the actress emphasised that she was not feeling well. In a plea for support, she shared her account details, urging Nigerians to come to her aid. She said, “Good morning; people are confused about what is going on. This is me, but every day I post a picture with a filter because I don’t want to post how I look, and some of you will say I’m lying. Why would I be lying, lying that I’m sick? I went to the biggest hospital in Nigeria.

Ghanaian actress Maame Serwaa has revealed the emotional distress she endured following her mother’s death, Rose Amoateng Benson, including false accusations that she was responsible for her mother’s death. The Kumawood star admitted the rumours pushed her to the brink of depression, even leading to suicidal thoughts. In an emotional interview on the Okukuseku show with Emelia Brobbey, the Kumawood actress revealed how her mother’s death, combined with hurtful public accusations, pushed her to the brink of depression. “It’s not easy. I was very close to her. I remember talking to my mum, and she said she wouldn’t die until she had held her grandchildren in her arms. Everyone who was close to me knew how tight I was with my mother, she stated. Maame Serwaa expressed deep pain over rumours that falsely accused her of being responsible for her mother’s death.

Kumawood actress Maame Serwaa has confidently stated that her body is entirely natural, and she has no plans for cosmetic surgery, except for one possibility. In a recent interview on the Okukuseku Show with Emelia Brobbey, Maame Serwaa, born Clara Benson, expressed pride in her natural physique, stressing that she has never felt the need for surgical enhancements. However, she admitted that if she ever opted for surgery, it would be to reduce the size of her breasts. “I haven’t done any body enhancement before. The only time I considered it was to reduce the size of my breasts because I felt they were too large. If I ever decide to have a procedure, it would be that” she stated. She also mentioned that if she undergoes breast reduction surgery, she will document the entire process to educate others about its importance beyond aesthetics.

In a TikTok video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the former Xtra Large Music record label signee was spotted at the 2025 edition of veteran highlife musician Kwabena Kwabena's high-profile Vitamilk Love Night Concert with her husband on Valentine's Day at the Grand Arena in Accra. The video showed singer Kaakie beaming with excitement as she had a fun time with her handsome husband as they were serenaded with music at the concert, which was attended by many people including Bullgod, Praye Tietia, Adwoa Jannis, AratheJay and KiDi.

Shatta Wale’s manager, Sammy Flex, has raised the alarm about the dancehall star’s exhausting work ethic, saying the SM boss needs to slow down before it takes a toll on his health. The self-acclaimed Dancehall King is known for dropping hit after hit, dominating the industry with unmatched consistency. But behind the scenes, it’s a different story as he barely sleeps or eats when he’s in work mode, according to his manager. Once he’s behind his mixing console, Sammy Flex revealed that getting Shatta to take a break is almost impossible.

Stonebwoy has announced AratheJay and Fameye as guest artists for the London stop of his UP & RUNNIN6 Tour. The concert, set for March 8 at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, will not only showcase his latest album but also mark Ghana’s Independence celebration in the UK. The Ghanaian superstar confirmed the lineup via social media, captioned, “LONDON! ?? Since we are also celebrating Ghana Independence… I’m glad to announce I’ll be performing with my brothers @arathejay & @fameye_music.”

Before tying the knot, Ghanaian singer and songwriter, Akwaboah Jnr., has talked about how he prepared his partner’s mind about rumours and social media gossip. He revealed in a recent interview that he psyched his partner about what may come up. When rumours trickled in following their marriage, the ‘Forever’ singer said they were already prepared for it. “When I got married, if you followed what transpired on social media and the discussions that came up, people said a lot of things about me. “The lucky thing that happened to me was that I had already advised my wife earlier to expect some of the things that happened,” he told Amansan Krakye in an interview.

One of Ghana’s favourite musicians, Empress Gifty Adorye has shared valuable relationship advice, urging both men and women to focus on more than just intimacy in their marriages. In a video posted on her social media platform, Empress Gifty pointed out that many women mistakenly believe that offering different styles in the bedroom is enough to keep a man. She advised young women to instead focus on learning how to keep a home, emphasizing that a strong marriage requires more than just physical connection. Addressing men, she stressed the importance of understanding women’s needs and treating them with care. She encouraged men to learn how to properly engage with their partners before intimacy, highlighting the need for affection and foreplay.

Following Mzbel’s harsh criticism of Counsellor Charlotte Oduro after news of her failed marriage dropped, many began to wonder if the musician had a personal issue with the embattled marriage counsellor. Mzbel has actually confirmed that she indeed has a problem with her. Mzbel said Charlotte Oduro fought against her 10-year-old son when he made controversial remarks some time ago. In 2023, Mzbel’s son, Adepa, popularly known as Okomfo Black, stated in an interview that he does not believe God exists because it was his mother who took care and catered for him. He claimed that God did not create him, instead it was his mother who gave birth to him.

Artist Otawaza continues to surprise by promoting the meeting of different styles and generations of Angolan music. After collaborating with musician Socorro, this time, Otawaza invited veteran Proletário for a duet on his new track entitled Cuidado com a Vida, which will be released on February 28th. The new song, which is part of the Encontro de Gerações project, stands out for its fusion ofkuduro with the experience of a semba icon, showing Otawaza's versatility in connecting different styles and bringing impactful messages to the public. Care for Life offers valuable advice to young people about the choices they make throughout life, reinforcing the artist's commitment to using music as a tool for guidance and reflection.

Rwanda is set to open a fashion design and merchandising school in Kigali before the end of 2025. State Minister for Education, Claudette Irere, signed a letter of intent with Kent State University on January 22 during her visit to Ohio, United States, aiming for the partnership to establish the school. The collaboration marks a significant step in Rwanda’s vision of building a knowledge-based economy. According to the Ministry of Education (MINEDUC), the school will provide young Rwandans with global expertise and industry-relevant skills, positioning them to competing at international fashion markets.

“These two wonderful boys came from Angola and their biggest dream was to meet me… To do so, they crossed the city, slept on the street, at the door of my condominium with signs in their hands and when their story reached me, I remembered that it was these two who, when we needed prayer the most, went online with signs for me asking for Brazil and Angola to unite for Vera’s cure. So I didn’t think twice and went there to talk to them to thank them and I received so much love and affection from these two that I will never forget that moment. I made a sandwich for them, brought them water, chocolates and only received love in return… Their happiness was written all over their faces. However, the one who was happiest with this meeting was me for meeting two such incredible people! Thank you, boys! I love you!”, he wrote in a video shared on his Instagram profile.

AUDREY Dangirwa, a visually impaired lawyer turned Afro-fusion artiste, has defied the odds and embraced her passion for music. The 33-year-old, who lost her sight while in Grade 6, had always loved music from a tender age. Despite being academically gifted and studying Law at the University of Zimbabwe, she never abandoned her musical dream, which has now come to pass. The soft-spoken songbird has just released a single featuring Derreck Mpofu, which is set to propel her to acclaim. Before this single was released, she produced an EP (Extended Play) titled Ngatigashire, which contained three tracks: “Gondo,” “Nhayi Mwari,” and the title track, “Ngatigashire.” Although she launched her professional career in her 30s, she relishes her rise in a field where many doubted her potential. In an interview with The Herald Arts, Audanna — as the new Afro-jazz star is known — emphasised her determination to significantly impact in this genre.

In life, motivational speakers and influencers are often celebrated for sharing enduring messages of transformation, hope, and progress. These themes inspire undervalued individuals to recognise their worth and potential. It is also essential to acknowledge the significance of discovering value in what is frequently overlooked. This idea was powerfully illustrated in visual artist Wycliffe Mundofa’s exhibition, which opened at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe last Friday. Titled “Ibwe Rakaraswa Nemuvaki,” loosely translated as “the stone that the builders rejected,” the exhibition serves as a beacon of hope for those in despair. With a particular focus on women, the media-shy Mundofa’s artistic expressions were beautifully showcased throughout his month-long exhibition.

After more than 16 years away from the music scene, Namibian rapper and songstress Loise ‘Snazzy’ Shilongo has returned. Her latest single is titled ‘Slay’, and she describes it as the starting point of a whole new chapter in her career.

Egyptian Outdoor, a subsidiary of United Media Services, has renewed its partnership with Al Fakhr UAE to expand outdoor advertising services in Abu Dhabi using cutting-edge 5D technology. This expansion aims to attract new clients while enhancing advertising solutions for existing customers in Egypt and internationally. This collaboration aligns with Egyptian Outdoor’s strategy to strengthen its presence in the outdoor advertising sector by securing exclusive rights in high-demand locations.

Al-Ghawy, which will be aired during Ramadan, marks Mekki's return after his peak in Al-Kabeer and Al-Kabeer Awy, aired between 2010 and 2024 in eight seasons. Directed by Mohamed Gamal Al Adl to the scenario by Mahmoud Zahran and Tarek Al-Kashef, Al-Ghawy will mark Mekki’s departure from light comedy towards a new emotional, dramatic role. Mekki portrays Shams Nasr Al-Adawi, a thug who decides to improve his life after his wife’s death. However, challenges appear on his way as he struggles to become a proper single dad.

Egyptian rock band Cairokee will perform live at the Green River, in New Administrative Capital, Egypt, on Friday, February 21. The evening will also feature a performance by the Palestinian-Jordanian electronic music group 47Soul. Cairokee consists of lead vocalist Amir Eid, lead guitarist Sherif Hawary, drummer Tamer Hashem, keyboarder Sherif Mostafa, and bass guitarist Adam el-Alfy. The band was founded in 2003 but rose to fame with its revolutionary music after the 2011 Revolution due to its politically inspired lyrics and protest songs released following the revolution. They were friends ever since they were young during their school days and Hashem was already a drummer back then.