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Ghanaian creative Nina Asiamah is captivating audiences worldwide with 'Threads of Tradition,' a stunning documentary and photobook preserving the vibrant Kakamotobi Masquerade Festival. Get ready to witness the magic as she brings Sekondi-Takoradi's rich culture to the global stage!
The TGMA's 'Swing Period' promised to fix eligibility issues for late-blooming hits. But with Wendy Shay's massive 'Too Late' reportedly snubbed, Ghanaians are asking: Is the system broken? Jungle News dives deep into the controversy shaking Ghana's biggest music awards.
The truth is finally out! Wezzy Empire management has officially confirmed that Lil Win's tearful confession regarding a 10-year DNA paternity fraud was entirely fake.
Dancehall superstar Shatta Wale faces scrutiny from EOCO over a newly imported yellow Lamborghini. Amid the investigation, he took to social media to defend his wealth and finally explained why he has boycotted the TGMA award scheme for nearly a decade, citing artist exploitation.
Kumawood star Lil Win has revealed that a recent DNA test proved he is not the biological father of a child he has raised for almost 10 years. The actor urged others in similar situations not to react with anger.
Yaw Dabo has officially dropped his GH¢1 million lawsuit against Oboy Siki after mediation by the Ashanti Regional Minister. Oboy Siki issued a public apology and retracted his viral comments, ending the high-profile Kumawood legal battle.
Kumawood stars Yaw Dabo and Oboy Siki faced off in a Kumasi court yesterday over a GH¢1 million defamation suit. With Dabo’s soccer academy brand and personal reputation at stake, the court must now decide if Oboy Siki’s viral comments were harmless jokes or malicious defamation.
A major legal battle has begun as medical doctor and model Chiaky Otuteye takes pageant organizers to court. The lawsuit follows the sudden withdrawal of her Miss Intercontinental Ghana title, sparking a national debate on pageant standards and contracts.
The "Russian Guy" saga isn't dying down. Prophet Kofi Oduro has entered the chat, slamming the women involved for "disgracing themselves" and claiming the scandal is a sign of moral decay.
While the Ministry of Gender hunts for the suspect behind the viral leaked tapes, Shatta Wale has sparked a massive debate online. The Dancehall King claims many Ghanaian men are hypocrites for judging the "Russian" suspect.
From the "Iron Boy" to a real estate mogul? Black Sherif is trending after honoring Ghana's new "Fugu Day" with a viral outfit and sharing emotional reflections on securing his first major property.