When the history of Ghanaian music is told, few names command as much reverence as Michael Elliot Kwabena Okyere Darko, better known by his stage names Obrafour, Rap Executioner, or Rap Sofo a towering figure whose lyrical genius and cultural authenticity reshaped Ghana’s musical landscape forever. Born around 1976 in the town of Obo Kwahu […]
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In recent days, a wave of online criticism has been unjustly hurled Ghanaian music sensation Cina Soul, from the way she dresses to the style of her music videos. Some are even taking issue with her artistic direction, as if a woman owning her creativity is somehow controversial in 2025. But let’s get real this
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On June 4th, 1979, Ghana awoke to a seismic rupture in its political history a military insurrection led by Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings and a group of junior officers. Framed initially as a response to rampant corruption, economic mismanagement, and military decadence, the June 4th Uprising did not just upend a regime; it instilled
Renowned artist JaRule has officially commissioned a six-unit classroom block for the Nuaso Anglican Primary School in the Eastern Region. The completed school is now ready to welcome local students. The project, which began last year, embodies JaRule’s unwavering commitment to giving back and making a tangible difference. His recent Instagram post captured the profound
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Sixty-eight years ago, Ghana stood at the pinnacle of African liberation, blazing the trail for the continent’s freedom from colonial rule. On March 6, 1957, when Kwame Nkrumah boldly declared, “Ghana, our beloved country, is free forever!”, the nation erupted in euphoria. The first black African nation to break free from European dominance, Ghana’s independence
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Renowned Ghanaian photographer, Twinsdntbeg have taken a step beyond the lens to address a pressing issue affecting young entrepreneurs and founders. In a thought-provoking statement, they highlighted a challenge that has become increasingly common in the business world: “Young founders struggle to scale because they train and mentor young talent, only to have them leave
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John Dumelo, Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon, has declared his opposition to Members of Parliament (MPs) using sirens on their vehicles to facilitate movement when on duty. In a widely shared video, Mr John Dumelo addressed his personal view on the issue, stating that while sirens may facilitate movement, he does not believe
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Graça Machel, born Graça Simbine on October 17, 1945, in Mozambique, is a woman whose life story is nothing short of extraordinary. Renowned as an international advocate for women’s and children’s rights, a humanitarian, and a political trailblazer, Machel’s achievements are unparalleled. She holds the rare distinction of being the only woman in modern history
Ghanaian actress, entrepreneur, and outspoken social commentator Lydia Forson has sparked conversations nationwide following her candid interview with the BBC, where she delved into the changing dynamics of Ghanaian politics. Speaking on the BBC’s Newsday program on December 9, 2024, Forson highlighted how Ghanaian voters are moving away from the historically entrenched political and tribal
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Twinsdntbeg, a name synonymous with high-quality photography that leaves audiences in awe. In an exclusive conversation with Jesse, the renowned photographer revealed the driving force behind his success. “I just dream too big, and I make sure I don’t stop until I’m done.” This profound statement encapsulates Twinsdntbeg’s relentless pursuit of excellence, a quality that
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