As we all know, the hourglass figure is something that most men including myself prefer in a woman. It represents a strong symbol of feminine beauty as well as a healthy representation of good genes. The current motto for some celebrities including Nikki Minaj, Kim Kardashian, and our own Juliet Ibrahim, Joselyn Dumas, Sista Afia among others is – If you have [....]

If you think Dumsor is a problem in the country, then watch out for Sista Afia, who is already a bigger problem in the showbiz world. These were the words of Giovani Caleb to the world after having an interview with Sista Afia on YFM 107.9 Franchesca Williams before leaving the country had an interview with Giovani on his morning drive show and in the interview, Sista Afia  [....]

With The success of His Piano Tour and the Upcoming Love Concert, QWECi formerly Ded Buddy initiates the first ever Online Concert which will take place four times a year but more as demand grows worldwide. The concert will be streamed live from The Blow Music Studios on May 27th at 8:00pm. Fans will have the opportunity to watch the QWECi (Ded Buddy) live  [....]

The life and works of Apostle Peter Newman Anim is a testimony of what absolute faith and commitment to the word of God can do in the life of a person. Known in family circles as Kwaku Anim Mensa (Kwaku Manasseh), Peter Anim was born on February 4, 1890 to Mr Simon Appiagyei and Madam Hannah Lartebea of Boso. The third of six children, he had [....]

Radio presenter, Gilbert Aggrey, known in media circles as Abeiku Santana, has described the ‘dumsor vigil’ as unnecessary. He said the celebrities who are organizing the vigil in order to force the government to fix the energy crisis are “shallow” because they “do not understand the issues.” “I’m saying that they don’t even appreciate and understand the issue let [....]

Award winner diva and songstress Efya has called on Ghanaians to join the #DumsorMustStop vigil set to hold in Accra on Saturday, May 16. According to singer, the energy crisis has brought unbearable situations in the life of Ghanaians. She is optimistic that there would be an improvement if the authorities are made to feel the frustrations of  [....]