Band singer Stecia Mayanja has revealed that she no longer considers a man’s physical appearance when choosing a life partner. In her experience, Stecia Mayanja regrets that she fell for attractive men, and their relationships always ended in a broken marriage. Now that she has matured and learned life lessons, physical appearances no longer matter. ”That is why I always ended up in a ditch. A handsome man didn’t have to tell me much to convince me to fall for him. But now I don’t care about all that,” she noted.

Nigerian influencer and media personality, Enioluwa, has sparked a heated debate on Twitter (now X) after commenting on the growing scarcity of doctors in Nigeria. His statement, which was made in response to the recent #MatchDay2025 celebrations, highlighted concerns over the mass emigration of medical professionals from the country. In his post, he expressed his concern about the number of doctors left and how it would affect patients. "Very soon, there won't be enough Doctors to treat people in Nigeria. The best of that field will have left the country. Congratulations to you all on your #MatchDay2025. You deserve to exist in a country that rewards your hard work," the actor wrote.

Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Timaya, has raised alarm over herdsmen’s destruction of farmlands in his country home, Bayelsa State. Naia News reports that the ‘Dem Mama’ crooner, in a post via ? on Tuesday, appealed to the government to intervene in the situation. According to Timaya, the current destruction of farmlands is sad and urged the marauding herders to ranch their cattle. He wrote, “Pls the government should do something. They are destroying farms in Bayelsa. Aboki, take your in cow inside and feed them. This is so sad.”

Nigerian actress Dayo Amusa is celebrating a significant milestone in her journey as a mother, as her son, Oluwafirewamiri Abdulrasheed, turns four months old. The movie star welcomed her first child on November 18, 2024, in a United States hospital at the age of 41. Expressing her joy, she took to Instagram to share her thoughts on the past 120 days, describing them as a magical experience filled with love and gratitude. Sharing adorable photos of her son, Amusa wrote: “OLUWAFIREWAMIRI ABDULRASHEED Today marks four months—120 days of happiness, with a lifetime ahead. Watching you grow, one giggle at a time, is the greatest adventure of my life.

Nigerian music superstar, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, has made history as the first African artiste to feature on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Rolling Stone is an American monthly magazine that focuses on music, politics, and popular culture. According to Rolling Stone, the Afrobeats sensation known for breaking boundaries on the global stage, is the Cover Star for the April edition of the prestigious magazine. Mavi Records lauded the uncommon feat with a post on its official Instagram page: “Rave Lordé Rema the Afrobeats Visionary, makes history as @Rollingstone USA First African Cover Star!” Following the recognition, the ‘Heis’ crooner thrilled audiences with an electrifying performance at the Rolling Stone concert, performing some of his hit songs, including ‘Dumebi’, ‘Woman’ and ‘Calm Down’.

Bukola Arugba, a Nollywood actress, has expressed her frustration over the persistent questions regarding her past relationship with ex-husband Damola Olatunji. In a straightforward video on her newly created YouTube channel, she tackled a series of inquiries from her fans, with a significant focus on her previous marriage, divorce, and the idea of reconciliation. When questioned about the possibility of reuniting with Damola, she decisively stated that it will not occur, highlighting that he has moved on with a new partner and urging fans to release the past to avoid interfering with his new journey. She reassured that there is no ill will between them and that they are co-parenting effectively, which she values. On the topic of remarriage, Bukola was clear that she has no current intentions to marry again, as she is content being single and focused on her life.

The management of Ghanaian singer and rapper King Paluta has expressed disappointment over the exclusion of his hit song Makoma from four nomination categories at the upcoming Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs). In a statement dated March 18, the team revealed that Makoma was submitted for Most Popular Song of the Year, Record of the Year, Hiplife Song of the Year, and Songwriter of the Year. However, it was not considered in any of these categories. “We humbly write to your honorable board to demand explanations regarding the snub of Makoma by King Paluta, a song we duly submitted for consideration. We believe it remains Ghana’s most popular song released during the year under review, generating immense excitement among music lovers to date.

Dressed in traditional Ga attire, Mzbel and executives of the record label pledged to uphold their commitments, reinforcing trust and loyalty, values the singer believes are fading in today’s industry The event, which featured the use of schnapps and eggs, symbols of commitment in Ghanaian tradition; highlighted a deep-rooted approach to contractual agreements in the music industry. Dressed in traditional Ga attire, Mzbel and executives of the record label pledged to uphold their commitments, reinforcing trust and loyalty, values the singer believes are fading in today’s industry. “We are swearing an oath so the gods bear witness that we will all fulfil our part of the agreement. The money we invest should be matched with the same energy, creativity, and dedication in order to build the brand,” she stated.

Nigerian gospel singer Pita has highlighted the differences in support for gospel music between Ghana and Nigeria. During an interview with Doreen Avio on Daybreak Hitz, Pita expressed admiration for Ghana’s supportive environment for gospel music. “That’s one of the things I love about Ghana. Ghana is a country that really supports the gospel. In Nigeria, it’s a little bit different to get corporate sponsorship for gospel stuff, because they keep saying it’s a secular nation, we don’t do this. But here, I see some brands put their names to gospel stuff for us in the gospel space. In Nigeria, it’s a challenge,” he said. He emphasized the need for gospel artistes and Christians in the creative space to develop better structures for their work.

Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has publicly expressed his admiration for Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke. In a recent post on X, the Nigerian star described him as “too hard.” Kweku Smoke has built a reputation for his lyrical dexterity and relentless work ethic, releasing three albums and an EP within a span of 12 months. His consistency and artistic depth continue to earn him recognition, with the latest proof being his five nominations at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA). The rapper secured nominations in key categories, including the coveted “Artiste of the Year”, “Best Hiplife/HipHop Artiste”, and “Album/EP of the Year” with Kweku Jesus album. He also got nominations in “Best HipHop Song” and “Best Rap Performance”, all with his fan’s favourite track “Holy Ghost.”

A video of Black Sherif performing on the streets of London has taken over social media trends. As seen in the heartwarming clip, Black Sherif joined DJ AG Online to entertain the crowd on the streets of London In the video, the sensational Ghanaian rapper performed some of his top-charting songs such as Lord I’m Amazed and Oil In My Head. Lynx Entertainment signee, KiDi was there to support his colleague musician with whom he collaborated on with hit song Lomo Lomo. KiDi was captured singing and dancing while Blacko performed and people stopped by to enjoy his performance and to record them

The singer used his Facebook page to share the special moment with his mother and on the occasion, he expressed his affection for his mother, highlighting the great relationship between the two. “I’m my mother’s only chip. I can’t and shouldn’t get wet, sorry, but you’re going to have to put up with me a lot,” wrote the kudurista. It is worth remembering that the artist recently suffered a traffic accident on the road that connects Saurimo to the municipality of Luau, in the province of Moxico, Delero King, who emerged unharmed from the incident, emerged with the release of the new song “Circunstâncias da Vida”, on March 15th.

Angolan singer Erika Nelumba used her social media page to leave a powerful message about the importance of selectivity in life. In a post on her Instagram profile, where she looks stunning, Erika highlighted that time and energy should only be dedicated to what really adds value. “If it doesn’t bring you peace, financial return, leisure or purpose: It’s not worth your time. It’s not worth your energy. It’s not worth your attention. Selectivity is maturity,” it reads. The message quickly generated repercussions among followers, who praised the reflection and reinforced the importance of choosing wisely where to invest time and effort.

Considered one of the most prominent artists in Angolan music, Gerilson Insrael, shared this Tuesday, March 18, a message addressed to new talents , the artist highlighted some secrets to stay strong during the process of consolidating a career. In a post on his official Facebook page, the artist advised new talents who aim to walk towards success to remain focused on their work. “Focus on your career, if you are a new musician it is the path to success, romantic relationships can be a distraction at this stage”, he said. It is worth remembering that Gerilson Insrael's first big hit was “Minha bêbada”, which gave notoriety to his work and aroused great public curiosity. Since then, Gerilson has taken firm steps in national music, with great successes.

Comedian Samson Mucyo also known as Sam Zuby, will on March 29, launch a new comedy campaign designed to uplift communities and create positive social change through entertainment, in Bugesera district. Inspired by the public support he received during his 2024 parliamentary campaign, Mucyo decided to channel his aspirations through comedy despite not securing electoral victory. His growing desire to make a difference beyond the stage, coupled with his observations of challenges facing youth in his community, motivated him to leverage his platform for advocacy and problem-solving. With this new initiative, the comedian plans to unite various comedians for a greater purpose—transforming comedy concerts from mere performances into events that generate meaningful community impact.

Local visual artists, Virginia Chihota and Anthony Bumhira, are showcasing their collections in the US, enhancing their profiles on the international stage. The exhibition, titled “Hurukuro,” is taking place at No. 52 Walker Street in New York and features a diverse range of their artistic works. Curated by Augusto Arbizo and presented by James Cohan, “Hurukuro” offers a unique glimpse into the creative expressions of these talented artists. The event aims to celebrate their contributions to the art world and foster a deeper appreciation for their cultural narratives.

In recent years, a noteworthy trend has emerged in the world of gospel music as artistes are not only captivating audiences with their powerful voices but are also sharing their life stories through memoirs and biographies. From Hollywood stars like Justin Bieber, who opened up about his struggles in “Just Getting Started,” to African luminaries such as South African gospel singer Rebecca Malope, who chronicled her life in “The Way I See It,” gospel musicians are using the written word as a platform to inspire and connect with fans on a deeper level. Joining this transformative movement is United Kingdom-based Zimbabwean gospel songstress, Eleana Makombe, who has just completed her debut book, “A Journey with God’s Imprint.”

The Academy Awards want more Conan! After a rapturous reception at this year’s Oscars, emcee Conan O’Brien will return to the Dolby Theatre for the 98th Oscars on March 15, 2026. The announcement comes from Bill Kramer, Academy CEO, and Janet Yang, Academy president, who also confirmed the return of the Emmy-winning producing team Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan, who will lead the show for the third consecutive year. Using his signature humor, O’Brien quipped in a statement: “The only reason I’m hosting the Oscars next year is that I want to hear Adrien Brody finish his speech.” Brody’s best actor speech for “The Brutalist” clocked in as the longest in the ceremony’s history. The 97th Oscars, held earlier this month, delivered the highest viewership numbers in five years.

The ongoing Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni legal trouble is set to be explored in a swiftly-made documentary from ITN Productions. The 90-minute “He Said, She Said: Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni,” which is unlikely to be the only doc to emerge about the still rumbling legal battle between the actress and her “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni will premiere in the U.K. on Channel 5 Monday night. A shorter 60-minute version, acquired by Investigation Discovery in the U.S., is set to air on March 31 and will stream on Max and Discovery+.

The supernatural star-studded TV series "Ahl Al Khattaya" (People of Sins) has been renewed for Season 2. The cast stars Jamal Soleiman, Sawsan Badr, Rania Youssef, Mohamed Tharwat, Ahmed Fahim, Islam Gamal, Walaa El Sherif, Ashraf Zaki, Farah El Zahed, and more. The 15-episode series debuted during the first half of the holy month of Ramadan. Raouf Abdel Aziz directed the drama from a script by Ahmed Anwar and Mohammed Abdelkawy.

Lebanese superstar, Carole Samaha teased Sunday fans on Instagram with a new mysterious project. In a lengthy post to her fans, Samaha noted: "#Mokhtalifa, but one thing will never change: You?,". "From the very first step of my journey, you’ve been my strength, my inspiration, my constant. With every album, every song, you are the reason I keep creating," she said. Samaha added: "I’m beyond grateful to every poet, composer, arranger, musician, technician, creative mind, and my incredible team who poured their hearts into this album. Your dedication made this possible, and I gift you all its success,".

Grammy-award winning DJ Black Coffee opened up about the tragic plane accident in 2024, which left him injured. The Fetch Your Life hitmaker was involved in a plane accident after his private jet hit turbulence en route to a gig in Mar Del Plata in Argentina. The Black Foundation held an event in Johannesburg to launch the Black Coffee Music Academy. The event took place on 13 March 2025 at Luxx Sandhurst, in Johannesburg North.

South African rapper and producer Yanga Chief has shattered streaming records with his latest single, “What If? (Mngani)”. Within an astonishing 19 days of its release, the track has garnered over 1 million streams on Spotify, signifying not just a personal achievement for the artist but a testament to the rising tide of South African music on global platforms. Born Yanga Ntshakaza, the artist has consistently captivated audiences with his insightful lyrics. His latest single is no exception.

Liema Pantsi Reveals the Big Brother Mzansi Top 5 Finalist She Is Rooting for. This is the last week of Big Brother Mzansi Season 5, and competition is tight. The contestants who made it to Top 5 in Biggie’s house are Uyanda, Jojo, Nsuku, Sweet Guluva and Nate. All these 5 housemates have vocal fan bases, who are forever hyping them on social media. The fact that they have made it here, also shows that they have a huge following out there. At this point it’s not easy to predict the winner, it can be pretty much any person’s game. Uyanda managed to secure fans after some of the Bandana Boys attacked him in numerous occasions. Sweet Guluva became a fan favorite from the get go, and her ship with Ashley remains one of the most loved in the history of the competition. Nate is loved by many, for how she plays her game, Nsuku for being bold, and Jojo for being the one many never saw coming.