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  • Kofi Sarpong to release soul-touching song “Yehowah”, features Diana Hamilton

    Kofi Sarpong to release soul-touching song “Yehowah”, features Diana Hamilton

    A powerful and uplifting song “Yehowah” by Ghanaian gospel sensation Kofi Sarpong is poised to make a comeback on the music scene. Kofi Sarpong features incredible Diana Hamilton, contributes soulful vocals to the song.

    Kofi Sarpong and Diana Hamilton convey a message of faith, hope, and reverence with a heartfelt blend of voices. Their unwavering faith in a higher power is demonstrated by the song “Yehowah,” which is translated as “God” in the Akan language. The duo encourages listeners to connect with the divine and find comfort in their faith through deeply resonant lyrics.

    Speaking about the inspiration behind the single, Kofi Sarpong shared, “I believe that music has the power to touch hearts and transform lives. ‘Yehowah’ is a song that emerged from a place of deep gratitude and devotion. It’s a reminder that even in our darkest moments, God’s love and grace are ever-present.”
    Diana Hamilton concurred, highlighting the significance of worship and unity. “Collaborating with Kofi Sarpong on ‘Yehowa’ was a beautiful experience,” she said. “Our voices blend seamlessly, and we hope this song brings comfort and encouragement to everyone who listens.”

    On March 29, 2024, “Yehowah” will officially be released. Fans can anticipate this. The song’s potent melodies and inspirational lyrics can be fully appreciated by listeners thanks to its availability on all major streaming platforms.

    With growing anticipation, “Yehowah” acts as a call to faith, a reminder that music transcends limitations and unites us with something more profound. Come along on this spiritual journey with Kofi Sarpong and Diana Hamilton, where every note is resonant with divine love.
    Stay tuned for the release of “Yehowah”. Let the music uplift your soul and draw you closer to the source of all inspiration.

  • I still stand by my decision – Martha Ankomah on defamation suit against Lil Win

    I still stand by my decision – Martha Ankomah on defamation suit against Lil Win

    Actress Martha Ankomah of Ghana has stated that legal proceedings concerning her lawsuit against colleague Kwadwo Nkansah, also referred to as Lilwin, are still pending.

    The actress has stated that she does not intend to rescind the lawsuit because she wants the legal system to work its course.

    “I have not withdrawn the suit, I believe the rule of law works in this country.

    Thus, I do not think you can offend someone and get away with it. We must set a good example for others to follow if we claim to be role models. I therefore filed a lawsuit. I hope you understand that building a brand takes years, as she said in an interview with UTV, based in Accra.

    Miss Ankomah sued Lilwin on February 14, 2024, alleging that he had made derogatory comments about her professionalism and integrity.

    The actress sued in an Accra High Court, requesting an apology, GH¢5 million in damages, and the removal of the extremely offensive words in question.

    Martha has expressed hope that the court will take the appropriate action in this case in the interim.

    “If the court does not teach him a lesson, it will be a very bad example that may encourage the next generation to just say anything about people,” the actress went on.

  • I didn’t know I would get this far – Black Sherif

    I didn’t know I would get this far – Black Sherif

    Ghanaian musician and global icon Black Sherif has underlined the importance of maintaining one’s artistic principles and cooperating with others.

    In an interview with American YouTuber Jazzy, Blacko talked about his career background and achievements.

    He acknowledged his own uncertainty and the growth that results from persistence as he exhorted other creatives to never give up in the face of difficulty.

    “Collaborating and staying true to ourselves and our feelings. As a creative, if you are true to your team, you will see growth every day, there’s always a light somewhere. Just try to see growth. Do something.

    “Look at me. I tried. I didn’t know I would be here in 2023. I tried something. I could be at home, blaming whoever or whatever for being stagnant. But we tried, and it’s our time. So even if you don’t see growth, just keep trying,” he said.

    Born Mohammed Ismail Sherif, better known as Black Sherif, expressed his affection for Ghana and his wish for a world filled with kindness.

    He praised the inherent goodness and unity among Ghanaians and stated his wish to see such happiness spread throughout the world.

    “If somebody falls right now in Ghana, everybody would go and check up on the person. And I feel like there’s positive energy radiating in Ghana. I think I would love to see that around the world because it’s a universal feeling. And I hope that everyone in the world can connect to that feeling,” he said.

    ‘Second Sermon’ and his debut album ‘The villain I never was’ propelled Black Sherif to prominence in the music industry.

    In addition to other recognition, his distinct sound won him the Best International Flow title at the BET Hip Hop Awards.

    Beyond being a studio star, Black Sherif captivates crowds at large festivals and sells out shows. He is becoming a major worldwide star.

  • Stonebwoy, Wiyaala to headline 13th African Games closing ceremony

    Stonebwoy, Wiyaala to headline 13th African Games closing ceremony

    Ghanaian music icons, Stonebwoy and Wiyaala are set to climax the 13th African Games closing ceremony at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, Legon.

    The activities, which included several games and ran smoothly for weeks, are set to conclude on March 23rd, leaving amazing memories. Stanley Enow of Cameroon, Innoss’B of the Congo, and other surprises are among the other incredible talents that will grace the stage.

    At the grand opening ceremony, Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale, King Promise, the highlife legends Ebo Taylor, and Pat Thomas performed alongside South African singer Kamo Mphela.

    The anticipation is palpable as fans anticipate amazing performances from Stonebwoy and Wiyaala.

  • It’s difficult dealing with stiff person syndrome — Celine Dion

    It’s difficult dealing with stiff person syndrome — Celine Dion

    The difficulties of dealing with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS) are brought to light by the recent disclosures made by multi-award-winning Canadian singer Céline Marie Claudette, better known by her stage name, Celine Dion.

    On March 15, 2024, the renowned crooner observed International Stiff Person Syndrome Awareness Day and shared that living with SPS has been one of the hardest things she has ever had to deal with.

    In an Instagram post sighted by Ameyaw Debrah Media, the ‘I’m Alive’ hitmaker made known that she remains “determined to one day get back onto the stage and to live as normal of a life as possible.”

    Her heartfelt message was accompanied by a photo of Dion with her three sons, René-Charles, Nelson, and Eddy, the twins.

    Dion and her late husband René Angélil, who passed away in 2016, were parents to their three children.

  • Fameye allegedly ignores baby mama, marries his German girlfriend (Video)

    Fameye allegedly ignores baby mama, marries his German girlfriend (Video)

    Fameye, Ghanaian well-known artist is said to have secretly wed his German fiancée after allegedly ignoring his baby mum from Ghana.

    The curiosity of fans and followers, stoked by video of the two leaving the Madina Magistrate Court together, has generated a conversation.

    Rumour has it that Fameye’s alleged bride is a German citizen who visits Ghana on a regular basis. Other details surrounding her identity are unclear.

    Though neither Fameye nor his alleged partner have responded to the reports, the sighting in the courthouse has fueled speculation about them both.

    According to reports, Fameye dumps Ghanaian fiancee, marries his German girlfriend.
    This story has an intriguing twist because Fameye is already married and has two children.

    However, there has been no official confirmation or statement from Fameye or his representatives, so speculation about the nature of the couple’s court appearance remains.

  • Breaking: Burger highlife pioneer George Darko passes on

    Breaking: Burger highlife pioneer George Darko passes on

    George Darko, a legendary musician and pioneer of burger highlife, passes away.

    According to reports, he passed away on March 20, 2024, a Wednesday.

    Mr. Darko, whose stool name was Nana Apem Darko I, was the Tufuhene of Akropong.

    He has been active in the music industry since the late 1960s and has performed as a guitarist, singer, composer, and songwriter.

    In Ghanaian music circles, George Darko’s songs are among the most classic and timeless highlife tracks. He was popular in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

  • “I set the pace” – Empress Gifty vows to defeat MOGMusic, Diana Asamoah at her forthcoming concert

    “I set the pace” – Empress Gifty vows to defeat MOGMusic, Diana Asamoah at her forthcoming concert

    Known by her stage name Empress Gifty Adorye, a gospel singer, has made a commitment to outperform her fellow musicians, Diana Asamoah and MOG Music, in her upcoming “The Resurrection Effect Concert.”

    The musician revealed incredible hopes for the April concert in an interview that aired on Joy Prime’s Prime Morning on Tuesday.

    She said that she and her group are ready to dazzle Ghanaians with an endless supply of music and theatrical production.

    “I don’t even know, but I want to appear from under the land. For me, I add art to my ministrations so people always know that about Empress, and this year I’m just going to blow their minds. I’m going overboard, not the regular thing,” she noted.

    Gospel performers Diana Asamoah and MOGMusic have drawn attention lately with their concert appearances. Most music fans expressed admiration for their organisation and skill.

    However, Empress Gifty asserted during her speech on the show that she will outperform them all with her TREC’24 and that it will set a new standard.

    TREC 2024 by Empress Gifty

    “I set the pace for the rest to follow.”

    The event is scheduled for Monday, April 1, at Living Faith Ministries in Ashaley Botwe. The “Awiey3 Pa” hitmaker is ready to play alongside other musicians, such as MOGMusic, Akesse Brempong, ACP Kofi Sarpong, and Kofi Owusu Peprah.

    Despite her stylish preparation, she is excited to change people’s lives for roughly five hours with nonstop, spirit-filled music.

    Under the theme “He has Risen,” the celebration attempts to honour Jesus Christ’s resurrection.

    Is Empress Gifty going to fulfil her promise?

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  • Most American gospel artistes are gay – Sonnie Badu boldly asserts

    Most American gospel artistes are gay – Sonnie Badu boldly asserts

    A significant number of American gospel musicians identify as LGBT+, according to Ghanaian gospel musician and pastor Sonnie Badu.

    Sonnie Badu, the lead pastor of Atlanta’s Rockhill Church, revealed this information in an interview with Accra FM. According to him, more than 78% of American gospel musicians and preachers identify as LGBT+.

    “In America, about 78% of gospel musicians there are gay; most of these popular musicians that we play their songs on our airwaves and in our churches are into LGBT activities. If you get to know them you won’t play their songs again. Even some of the bishops that we follow and listen to are involved in LGBT activities,” he said.

    He said that a fellow gospel musician had once cautioned him against getting involved in such affairs.

    “One of the gospel musicians even warned me to mind my business when I see the things they’re involved in because they know I am conservative,” he said.

    Sonnie Badu also expressed his worries about the impact of the LGBT+ movement, claiming that it is visible in the media, in the classroom, and in the entertainment industry, among other spheres of society.

    He continued by saying that seemingly innocent cartoons can convey subtle messages, which is why he forbade the viewing of such material in his home.

    “This LGBT+ agenda is not just in Ghana, it’s everywhere, it’s in many countries, in their books, schools, cartoons, etc.

    Personally, in my house, my children don’t watch cartoons again. These innocent cartoons are now subtly sending messages to our children. It’s disturbing as a parent,” he said.

    The anti-LGBT+ Bill, which was approved by parliament on February 28, 2024, is still awaiting ratification by the president.

    The Bill intends to criminalise the practice of or advocacy for LGBT+ causes, with potential sentences for prosecutors ranging from three to five years.

  • Kuami Eugene involve in a serious accident

    Kuami Eugene involve in a serious accident

    Ghanaian highlife/Afrobeats musician, Kuami Eugene is reportedly involved in a serious accident.

    The incident happened on Sunday, March 17 at CP near DSTV, right after Achimota overhead near Dzorwulu in the Greater Accra Region. It involved a Tipper truck and Kuami Eugene’s Range Rover. It happened last night at around 11:30 p.m.

    The “Monica” hitmaker Range Rover collided with a tipper truck.

    According to reports, Kuami Eugene is secure and getting some medical attention at the hospital.

    We hope you heal quickly and fully. Rockstar.