It is not out of place to say that in the current dispensation the music industry finds itself, artistes have become more concerned about making hit songs.
The meeting between the police administration led by the Inspector General of Police, Dr George Akuffo Dampare and members of the creative industry continues to be lauded by many who believe it is a step in the right direction.
When singer Sefa emerged on the music scene about three years ago, one would have thought she had it all; a good voice, a banging body, and a well-established manager in rapper D-Black at her disposal, and she would hit success in no time.
When an Accra Circuit Court sentenced actress Rosemond Brown aka Akuapem Poloo to her 90-day jail term in April this year, one of the major concerns was what would happen to her son Mudasir Muhammed Yakubu because she was the one taking care of him.
Socialite Akuapem Poloo has reacted emotionally to the decision of the Accra High Court to dismiss the appeal which sought to challenge the 90-day jail term handed to her by the Accra Circuit Court on April 16 this year.
The High Court in Accra has dismissed an appeal filed by Rosemond Alade Brown, a.k.a. Akuapem Poloo which sought to challenge the 90-day jail term handed to her by the Accra Circuit Court on April 16 this year.
The comedy industry has come a long way; from the days when no event organiser wanted to put a Ghanaian comedian on stage to them now dominating the lineup at events and even headlining their own shows.
UK-based Ghanaian Gospel artiste, Suzie Afari Sampson also known as Sue Sam, has charged her colleagues to stop their clout-chasing behaviour on social media.
