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Ghana and Burkina Faso Strengthen Ties Through Sports, Culture, and Security Collaboration

Ghana and Burkina Faso have once again demonstrated the strength of their cross-border friendship as delegations from both nations came together in Leo, Burkina Faso, for a day of cultural celebration, sporting competitions, and bilateral engagements. The Ghanaian delegation, led by the Municipal Chief Executive for Sissala East, Hon. Adamu Yakubu, included key officials such…

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Entertainment has changed Nigeria’s global image despite poor leadership- Davido

Nigerian Afrobeats star Davido says the country’s entertainment industry has helped improve its image abroad, despite what he describes as poor leadership. Speaking in an interview with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden, the award-winning singer said: “We [Nigerians] don’t have the best leaders. We have the worst governments. But the music and entertainment industry in general has impacted…

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The Untapped $10B Goldmine of Africa’s music and movie industries

AFRICA is home to a dazzling mosaic of sound, colour, and story—a continent where culture doesn’t just live, it dances. With its vibrant rhythms, rich storytelling traditions, and visually stunning artistry, the creative spirit of Africa is not only centuries-old but also incredibly future-ready.  From the hypnotic pulse of Afrobeats to the cinematic spectacle of…

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We need your urgent intervention – Juliet Ibrahim calls on authorities to clamp down on piracy

Ghanaian actress and, Juliet Ibrahim has joined in other actors who have voiced their displeasure with television stations in Ghana who have a penchant for stealing their intellectual property. In a post shared on Instagram on April 23, 2025, Juliet Ibrahim accused Pemsan TV of consistently pirating her movies without her concern, stating that Nigerian…

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Govt enabling galamsey thrive to feed ‘their people’ – A Rocha Ghana

Deputy Director of A Rocha Ghana, Daryl Bosu, has alleged that the government is deliberately failing to tackle the illegal mining menace, commonly known as galamsey, suggesting possible complicity in the matter. Speaking on Citi FM’s Eyewitness News on Thursday, April 10, Bosu criticised the government’s response to the crisis, describing it as ineffective and inadequate in…

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