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  • Emmy Awards: Quinta Brunson wins Best Actress in a Comedy, becomes the first Black woman in over 30 years

    Emmy Awards: Quinta Brunson wins Best Actress in a Comedy, becomes the first Black woman in over 30 years

    Brunson became the first Black woman to win the category with “Abbott Elementary,” having previously won with “The Jeffersons” in 1981.

    Quinta Brunson became the first Black woman to win the best actress in a comedy category since Isabel Sanford did so in 1981 for “The Jeffersons.” Quinta Brunson played the tenaciously upbeat second-grade teacher Janine Teagues on ABC’s “Abbott Elementary.”

    She remarked, “I am incredibly happy to be able to live out my dream and act out comedy, and I love making ‘Abbott Elementary.’” “I know I say this all the time, but I just love comedy so much that I am thrilled to have this.”

    For Brunson, who also created and wrote “Abbott Elementary,” which follows a group of committed teachers at a Philadelphia public school, it was her first acting Emmy.

    Although she was also nominated for best actress at the time (Jean Smart took home the trophy for “Hacks”), she took home her first Emmy last year for best writing for a comedy series.

  • Rising talent RLG Lorlor unleashes a freestyle video to kick off 2024 | Watch

    Rising talent RLG Lorlor unleashes a freestyle video to kick off 2024 | Watch

    To start off 2024, rising talent RLG Lorlor releases his freestyle video.

    Ghanaian young Highlife/Afrobeats and Hip Hop artist RLG Lorlor, born Joseph Ebulley, is a talented young man from Half Assini, a suburb in the Jomoro District of the Western Region.

    In order to hone his skills, RLG Lorlor has spent years studying the music industry behind closed doors. He is all set to formalise his brand for commercials, having fully accepted the challenges that lie ahead.

    With the release of his official song for the year, he opens the year with a freestyle.

    RLG Lorlor is renowned for his distinctive and adaptable melodies and rapping, and he has the ability to make Ghanaian music go global.

    Keep an eye out for the flame, follow him on all the social media sites, and take pleasure in some catchy tunes from the musical prodigy.

    Watch video below;

     

  • I am rebranding—I am not dead yet—Article Wan

    I am rebranding—I am not dead yet—Article Wan

    Bright Homenya, better known in the entertainment industry as Article Wan and a Ghanaian Afro-dancehall music sensation, has boldly declared that he is still relevant in the country’s music business.

    The ‘That thing’ singer claims he only took a hiatus from music to re-establish himself in line with the current expansion of the industry. He went on to say that he simply took a step back to reposition himself and that he still believes he has value in the fraternity.

    The well-known producer and crooner made his remarks during an appearance on Joy Prime’s “On A More Serious Note.”

  • Elections 2024: SDA Church requests that the AG sponsor a bill to move the election day from Saturday, December 7

    Elections 2024: SDA Church requests that the AG sponsor a bill to move the election day from Saturday, December 7

    The Attorney General’s office has been requested by the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church leadership to sponsor a bill that would change Saturday, December 7, 2024, election day to reflect that it is the Sabbath Day for worshipping God.

    However, in order to guarantee an inclusive democratic process that would not purposefully prevent others from exercising their right to vote, the Church suggested that the election take place on the first or second Tuesday in November.

    According to the Church, this bill’s nature justifies its sponsorship by the Attorney General (Executive) and the Office of the Ministry of Justice. In light of this, I have requested to meet with the Honourable Minister.

    The Church stated that as a result of its fruitful interactions with the EC, the amendment is now required. The Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) in 2011 and the Electoral Reforms Committee in 2015 made proposals that are the basis for the church’s stance.

    “The Electoral Reform Committee (2015) and the Constitutional Review Commission (2011) recommended holding elections “not later than 60 days to the installation of a new President and Parliament on January 7,” citing in particular (i) Paragraph 265 on page 193. (ii) According to the church, the ECRC recommended changing the date in Proposal 8 from “December 7 to November 7 on pages 10 and 11.”

    “The Seventh-Day Adventist Church (SDA) is proposing the ‘Ghana Elections’ Date Amendment Bill,’ which would amend the non-entrenched Article 112(4) for Parliamentary elections to meet the period guaranteed in Article 63(2) for Presidential elections.”

    Encountering the Commission on Elections 

    The Church met with the Electoral Commission in June of last year in an attempt to secure the modification of the election day of December 7.

    A section of the petition to the AG states, “The leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church met with the Electoral Commission (EC) on Wednesday, June 7, 2023, in anticipation of changing the date for general elections from December 7 to the first (1st) or second (2nd) Tuesday of November.”

    “In a general election year, the Church suggested to the EC moving the date from December 7 to the first or second Tuesday of November. The meeting with the EC had a positive outcome. The SDA Church emphasised that the Commission had assured its leadership that it would be willing to examine the proposal.

    The Adventist Church states that this proposal aims to “ensure that no one is excluded from participating in the electoral process and help deepen electoral democracy.”

     

  • Prolific events host Nana Kwame Kingsberg joins Xtream Pub & Restaurant Management

    Prolific events host Nana Kwame Kingsberg joins Xtream Pub & Restaurant Management

    Xtream Pub and Restaurant Management in Akwatia is working with a sensational event planner and Mc beginning on Friday, January 19, 2024.

    King Tony Junior, also known by her stage name Nana Kwame Kingsberg, has been hired by Xtreme Pub and Restaurant to work with Dj Ratty and Mc Okele as part of their event team.

    With a track record of accomplishment and constant attention to detail, Nana Kwame Kingsberg has worked for multiple radio stations and pubs in Ghana.

    His affiliations included Newday FM in Nzema Western Region, Fresh FM in Kade Eastern Region, Dofopa FM in Accra, and Susubiribi FM in Kade.

    In an interview with Papa Story News, he explained the following reason in detail:

    “After years of collaborating with Kade’s Birim Court Pub & Restaurant I travelled to Accra to work at Soweto Pub after receiving a call from the CEO of Xtream inviting me to assist this entertainment team in propelling Xtream forward.

    On January 19, 2024, I will begin working full-time as the pub’s manager of events and catering.

    I will be working alongside my brother in the Mc field, Okele, and my brother in radio, Dj Ratty.

    And since I know what these people and I are capable of, when we work together, let us hope for the best.

    I am a member of Xtream Pub on weekends, so please book me for events starting this weekend. I apologise, but my availability is limited to the weekends, which run from Monday through Thursday.

    I pledge to take you to the next level, Nana Kwame Kingsberg, along with the management and staff of Xtream”.

    Consequently, February 14, 2024, Vals, is when _my first major event begins.

    Do not miss it, then.

    Anything at all. We will most certainly catch up soon.

  • Okyeame Kwame and wife celebrate 15years of union (Photos + Video)

    Okyeame Kwame and wife celebrate 15years of union (Photos + Video)

    Love is incredibly beautiful, especially when it is shared with the right person who shares your feelings. 

    Celebrity love is a culture in which well-known people who achieve success in their fields display their love in public settings. 

    The renowned Ghanaian multiple award winning rapper, performer and entrepreneur Okyeame Kwame and his devoted wife Annica Nsiah-Apau celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary today, January 16, 2024.

    The couple, Mr Bota Nsiah-Apau and Sante Nsiah-Apau, has been blessed with two children.

    Beautifully, they both took their social media platforms to celebrate this important occasion.

    On Instagram, the rapper wrote;

    “Out of all the experiences I have enjoyed and endured in my loooonnngg life , falling in love with you is the most beautiful, heart warming , mushy , comfortable and friendly experience I have ever had .

    I love me more when I am with you . I am happier when I see you happy . I see the whole of me when I am looking through your eyes .

    15 years of honest friendship with a person who is not afraid to tell me my breath stinks.
    15 years of marriage with my best friend who can tell me you a being a jerk .
    15 years of romance, up up up up and a few downs . 15 years of feeling fortunate “lucky” and favored because we chose each other .

    It is my wish that everyone in his or her adult life can fall in love with someone like you .

    It is an honor for me to be doing this love , friend and marriage thing with you my queen . I love you selfishly , because I love me more when I am with you .

    Happy Anni-Versarry @mrsokyeame .”

    https://www.instagram.com/p/C2J9RaxN-n_/?igsh=MTgwNjV2NHd5aWUxcQ==

     

    Okyeame Kwame, wife and kids | lovely-family

    Beautiful Annica after reading her husband’s kind and sweet comments, I went to his Instagram account to respond. In her post, she wrote: ”Such an absolute treasure I have for a husband! Thank you for the guidance, for the plenty jokes, for being a guiding beacon to our kids, and for having standards. The best travel partner there is. For our 19 years of being together and 15 years of being married, your little messages during the day, some out of nowhere, some planned, some on spur of the moment are just romantic and always make my day and never gets old.”

  • Osebo introduces its new brand, Osebo

    Osebo introduces its new brand, Osebo

    Richard Brown, better known by his stage name Osebo, is a well-known and controversial fashionista who created the Osebo brand to meet the expanding demands of his clientele.

    During the recent launch event held at the Sunlodge hotel in Accra, Osebo, also known as Zaraman, revealed that he has ceased dealing in Zara fashion products and is now selling his own brand, Osebo.

    There was a runway show featuring the new shoe products in between the Osebo brand unveiling.

    Prominent individuals who graced the occasion included Dr. Osei Kwame Despite, Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong, Kwabena Kwabena, Nacee, Akua Amoakowaa of Ghana Most Beautiful fame, and Kwesi Kyei Dankwa.                     

    Osebo, in a conversation with Graphic Showbiz, expressed his happiness over the introduction of his own brand.

    “After 28 years in this industry, I believe the time is right to launch my own line of products. I hired well-known brands from outside the nation to design my own products because I have experience working with them.

    “I have been speaking with them for years, but last year I finally received approval. Although I was formerly known as the Zaraman, my current brand is Osebo.

    Osebo in shot with rap focusIng docta Okyeame Kwame

    “The shoes I own are of the same calibre as those found in Italian shoe stores. Regarding the attire, I work with a fashion designer who creates lovely pieces for me,” he remarked.

    Osebo has styled celebrities for the past 28 years, including Mr. Drew, Joey B, Kumi Guitar, Prince Bright of Buk Bak, Andy Dosty, Okyeame Kwame, and Prince David Osei. He is confident that the Osebo brand will help him maintain his prominence in the fashion industry.

     

  • 2023: I made GHC 2 million in five days—Kwase Kese (Video)

    2023: I made GHC 2 million in five days—Kwase Kese (Video)

    Ghanaian rapper Kwaw Kese disclosed that in 2023 he made an incredible GHC 2 million in five days, and that goal is to triple that sum in 2024.

    The rapper from “Abodam” revealed this information to Zionfelix during a recent event.

    When Zionfelix inquired about Kwaw’s experience in 2023, he replied,

    It was enormous. It was a big payday for me. I made GHC2 Million in five days. starting on December 26 and ending on December 31.

    “I am going to triple it in 2024,” he continued.

    The celebrated rapper also gave advice to the younger generation, urging them to value their uniqueness.

    “Try to be yourself; a photocopy can never be original. Work hard,” he counselled.

    Watch the video below.

     

  • University of Cape Coast appoints first visually impaired law lecturer

    University of Cape Coast appoints first visually impaired law lecturer

    The University of Cape Coast hires its first lecturer in visually impaired law.

    The University of Cape Coast has appointed the first visually impaired person, Carruthers Tetteh, as a lecturer at the Faculty of Law.

    He began teaching criminal law and the Ghanaian legal system in December 2023 after being appointed to this position.

    He graduated with a first-class honours degree in 2019 from UCC with a bachelor’s degree in law.

    On November 11, 2022, he was one of the 844 solicitors who received their bar admission.

    Carruthers became blind approximately 20 years ago due to a condition called Stevens-Johnson syndrome.

    In 2003, he enrolled at the Akropong School for the Blind, which he claimed gave him hope for a career in the esteemed legal field.

    He is an aspirational and goal-oriented young man who is deeply committed to the values of natural justice, equity, and the rule of law. He is a proud native of Winneba.

    Tetteh completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in English with a major in art education. There, he earned First-Class Honours and the title of Overall Best Graduating Student with Visual Impairment in 2015.

    He is currently a candidate at the University of Ghana for a Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution [ADR].

    Additionally, he is a contender for the Institute of Paralegal Training and Leadership Studies (IPLS), Accra, Professional Executive Master in Alternative Dispute Resolution [ADR] programme.

    He works as a Supreme Court lawyer and barrister. Tetteh is also a supporter of the impoverished and people with disabilities.

    He is a member of the board of directors of the Naa oo Naa Foundation, a non-governmental organisation in Ghana that works to improve the health, education, and entrepreneurial opportunities of underprivileged communities in Ghana, including those with disabilities.

    Moreover, he serves on the board of directors of Hope for Future Generation, an organisation that advocates for women, children, and people with disabilities.

    Tetteh is employed by the National Council for People with Disabilities’ Legal and Case Management Unit.

  • Video: Angry supporter ‘attacks’ Chris Hughton after Ghana’s defeat to Cape Verde

    Video: Angry supporter ‘attacks’ Chris Hughton after Ghana’s defeat to Cape Verde

    A furious fan ‘attacks’ Chris Hughton following Ghana’s loss to Cape Verde

    Following Ghana’s defeat in their opening 2023 AFCON match, an enraged fan reportedly confronted Chris Hughton at the Black Stars hotel.

    On Sunday at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium, Hughton’s team lost disappointingly, 2-1, to lowly-ranked Cape Verde.

    Ghana 1–2. Cape Verde: The 2023 Black Stars are off to a losing start. AFCON
    After Jamiro Monteiro’s rebound, the Black Stars fell behind after just 17 minutes due to a lacklustre performance.

    With a header from Alexandre Djiku in the second half, Ghana recovered, and for a brief while, it appeared as though the evening might be theirs.

    But late in the game, Cape Verde surprised them when Garry Rodrigues scored the game-winning goal by taking advantage of a defensive blunder.

    Hughton is alleged to have been confronted by an enraged Ghanaian fan at the team hotel following the game, where he was pelted with obscenities.

    According to Joy Sports journalist Muftawu Nabila, security had to restrain the supporter and escort him away from the Irish coach.

    “Security removed a supporter who was acting furiously and using profanity towards Chris Hughton; he has not been charged.” Actually, there was no communication with the coach,” the reporter stated on X (the former Twitter).

    Group B now has the Blue Sharks at the top, and Ghana at the bottom, behind Egypt and Mozambique, who drew 2-2 earlier in the day and now share a point apiece.

    The Black Stars’ next match is scheduled for Thursday, January 18. They will take on Egypt.