Los -Angeles based artiste Paypah arrived in Ghana as part of an ambitious promotional run that blends youth engagement, media visibility, and nightlife performances. The visit, which is already generating buzz across entertainment circles, is being spearheaded by media personality Akosuah Nelly, known for her strong influence in connecting talent with audiences.

A Multi-Faceted Tour
Paypah’s ongoing tour in Ghana is centered around a school media tour, where the artiste is visiting selected institutions to interact directly with students. These engagements feature live performances, motivational talks, and interactive sessions aimed at inspiring young creatives while building a loyal grassroots fanbase.

Students have responded enthusiastically, with many praising Paypah’s authenticity and relatability. The artiste has used the platform not only to perform but also to share personal experiences about navigating the music industry.
Media Rounds and Publicity Push.

Beyond school visits, Paypah has been making appearances across radio and digital media platforms in Accra, discussing new music, career milestones, and future plans. These interviews have played a key role in introducing the artiste to a wider Ghanaian audience.
Akosuah Nelly, who is coordinating the tour, emphasized the importance of a well-rounded promotional strategy. “It’s about creating real connections — from campuses to airwaves — so people don’t just hear the music, they feel the brand,” she noted.
Club Appearances Energize Nightlife.

Paypah is also tapping into Ghana’s vibrant nightlife scene with scheduled club appearances across Accra. These events have drawn crowds eager to experience the artiste’s stage presence firsthand, blending high-energy performances with fan interactions.
Industry watchers say these appearances are crucial in positioning Paypah within Ghana’s competitive entertainment space, where live performance credibility often defines an artiste’s staying power.

Collaboration Talks Underway

Perhaps most exciting are the potential collaborations currently in discussion. Sources close to the tour hint that Paypah is engaging with several Ghanaian artistes and producers, exploring cross-border musical projects that could expand the artiste’s reach across West Africa.
While no official announcements have been made, fans are already speculating about possible features with some of Ghana’s top names.

A Strategic Entry Into Ghana

With the combined efforts of Paypah and Akosuah Nelly, this Ghana visit is shaping up to be more than just a promotional stop — it’s a strategic move aimed at long-term impact.

As the tour continues, all eyes remain on what could be the start of a significant breakthrough for Paypah in the Ghanaian and broader African music scene.

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Prolific Ghanaian gospel musician Ohemaa Rhoda is poised to release her highly anticipated project, the Never Shake album, in a landmark event that promises to make waves in the gospel music scene.

With years of consistent dedication and remarkable musical talent, Ohemaa Rhoda has built a strong reputation in the industry. This new body of work is expected to bring a transformative energy to gospel music, setting a powerful tone for spiritual inspiration and renewal.

The album launch is scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2026, at 4:00 PM at the Town Park in Wasa Dadieso. The event will feature special appearances and support from renowned gospel artists, including Joyce Blessing, Broda Sammy, and Abawa Connie, who are set to join Ohemaa Rhoda in celebrating this milestone.

Fans and music enthusiasts are encouraged to attend what is sure to be an uplifting and memorable gathering.

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Known for his commanding stage presence and reputation for delivering seamless events, Benedictus Amekuadzi — popularly known as MC Benedictus — has carved a niche for himself as one of Ghana’s most respected professional Masters of Ceremonies.

With over a decade of experience anchoring high-profile events, his name has become synonymous with excellence, precision and strong audience engagement.

In a strategic shift driven by passion and purpose, Benedictus is now extending his influence beyond the microphone into Ghana’s fast-growing real estate sector.

Building on the discipline, coordination and people-centred approach that defined his career as an MC, he is stepping into the industry with a clear vision: to connect clients to value-driven property solutions while maintaining the high standards that earned him recognition on stage.

“I have always believed in creating experiences that leave a lasting impact,” Benedictus said.

“Real estate offers me another avenue to do just that by helping people build, own and invest in spaces that matter.”

At the centre of this new chapter is his appointment as Chief Operations Officer (COO) at ACL Properties Ghana, a firm focused on delivering comprehensive real estate solutions tailored to meet client needs and industry standards.

Operating with a multidisciplinary team of architects, structural engineers, licensed surveyors, and skilled artisans, ACL Properties Ghana positions itself as a one-stop hub for property development and advisory services.

The company’s offerings span the full real estate value chain, including land acquisition, architectural design, quantity surveying, land registration and construction services — ensuring clients are supported from concept to completion.

Based in Pantang-Adenta, ACL Properties Ghana is steadily positioning itself as a trusted player in Ghana’s real estate space, leveraging expertise and a client-focused approach to deliver quality and value.

As Benedictus Amekuadzi steps into this new arena, one thing remains constant — his commitment to excellence. Those who have followed his journey or wish to engage further with his work and insights can connect with him via Instagram (@mc_benedictus) or reach out directly through email (benamekuadzi@gmail.com) and phone (0244485968), as he continues to build meaningful impact both on and off the stage.

Award-winning Ghanaian rapper Medikal has confidently declared himself the rightful Artiste of the Year for 2025 following the release of nominations for the Telecel Ghana Music Awards.

The rapper made the bold declaration during a live performance at Kumawu on Saturday night, where he paused mid-set to address fans about the nominations.

“You know they released the nominations for the TGMA and the Artiste of the Year category,” he told the crowd. “You know Medikal has been working extremely harder than everyone every year. Let’s tell the organizers that this year, no libilibi, no labala.”

The statement was met with loud cheers from fans who echoed his confidence and support.

This year, Medikal stands among the most nominated artistes at the awards, securing over eight nominations, a reflection of what many fans describe as one of the most active and impactful years of his career.

He received nominations in the following categories:

• Music Video of the Year
• Rap Performance of the Year
• Hiplife/Hip-Hop Artiste of the Year
• Most Popular Song of the Year
• Collaboration of the Year
• Album/EP of the Year
• Hiplife Song of the Year
• Artiste of the Year

The Charterhouse Productions-organized awards scheme, powered by Telecel Ghana, is regarded as Ghana’s biggest music honors platform, celebrating excellence across the industry.

Supporters of the rapper argue that his consistency, hit releases, performances across the country, and strong fan engagement make a compelling case for him to win the night’s top prize.

With nominations spanning multiple major categories and a strong presence in the Ghanaian music scene throughout the year, Medikal’s campaign for the Artiste of the Year crown is already gaining momentum among fans and industry observers alike.

As anticipation builds toward the awards night, Medikal’s declaration has added a new layer of excitement to the race for the coveted title.

CollinWud label brothers, Mediq Mane and Omo Marani have completed video shoot for a latest song due to hit the stores soon.

The song and video would is part of a stringed project due for release soon.

Mediq Mane and Omo Marani are Ghanaian Afrobeats artistes, still working their craft progressively to the top.

CollinWud, their mother label also hosts other artistes such as Corzzy Blaque, Jah Throne, Tungbani, Others.

Their flagship concert, themed “Keta To The World” is one of the culture-sustaining music and arts events laced with the annual Hogbetsotso Festival celebrated by the Anlo Communities in Keta; the concert stages annually and enters its 5th year this year (2026).

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The National Federation of Masqueraders and Fancy Dress of Ghana has unveiled plans to launch a nationwide carnival initiative designed to transform the country’s vibrant masquerade tradition into a structured, revenue-generating tourism product.

Dubbed the Black Star Carnival, the initiative will adopt a three-tiered approach, beginning with district-level celebrations, progressing to regional durbars, and culminating in a grand national finale. The programme aims to harness the cultural and economic potential of the country’s various fancy dress and masquerade traditions by creating a unified calendar of events that showcases Ghana’s creative heritage to both domestic and international audiences.

To ensure the initiative benefits from global best practices, an international delegation from the global carnival community will visit Ghana to provide technical expertise and strategic guidance. The visiting team includes Mr Henry Antoine, President of the World Carnival Commission; Mr Pax Nindi, Chief Executive Officer of the World Carnival Commission and President of the Global Carnival Centre, who brings extensive experience in sustainable carnival practice and has worked extensively across Africa and the Caribbean developing festival infrastructure.

The delegation will also feature key commission members such as Mr Michael Roberts, Ms Jemma Jordan (the Voice of Carnival), Ms Claudette Antoine, together with Ms Shirley Boston of Carnival USA. Their mandate will be to work alongside Ghanaian stakeholders to facilitate the creation, development, and successful implementation of the Black Star Carnival structure.

Announcing the initiative, Dr Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr, speaking on behalf of the Federation, emphasized the economic rationale behind the structured approach.

“This is about transforming what has historically been a community-based tradition into a sustainable creative industry,” Dr Oduro Arhin Jnr stated. “By coordinating our efforts from the district level through to the national stage, we create multiple touchpoints for tourism engagement. The tourist who comes to witness the district celebration in the Volta Region may be inspired to follow the progression to the regional level and, ultimately, to the national climax at the Black Star Square.”

The carnival structure is designed to achieve three primary objectives: attract cultural tourism to communities across all sixteen regions, generate tax revenue for the state through formalized events and services, and create sustainable income streams for the myriad stakeholders involved in the masquerade value chain.

These stakeholders include costume designers, mask carvers, event organizers, transport operators, and hospitality providers, all of whom stand to benefit from increased patronage and the formalization of what has largely remained an informal sector activity.

Dr Oduro Arhin Jnr noted that with international collaboration from experienced carnival practitioners, the Black Star Carnival would position Ghana as a premier destination for cultural tourism in West Africa, drawing comparison to established carnival destinations while maintaining the distinct character of Ghana’s masquerade traditions.

The Federation has indicated that detailed guidelines for participation, including criteria for progression from district to regional and national levels, will be released in the coming weeks, with the inaugural edition of the carnival expected to commence later in the year following the technical advisory visit from the international delegation.

The federation is working along side the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts to ensure the Black Star Carnival is successfully launched.

According Dr. Arhin Jnr popularly known as Bnoskka said the visiting delegation will pay a courtesy call on speaker of parliament, the presidency and also engage other stakeholders in the form of National Policy Dialogue on Development and implementation of the Black Star Carnival.

Nigerian GodsPop artist ChiDon GPM is set to release his new single “Allah Sariki” featuring Ghanaian Afrobeat artist De Eye on March 16. The song, which means “God is King,” carries a strong message of faith, reminding listeners that success and elevation come through trusting in God.

The collaboration blends cultures and languages, with ChiDon GPM delivering verses in Igbo and English, while De Eye adds a unique touch in Hausa, creating a musical bridge that celebrates unity beyond language, culture, and religion.

With its uplifting message and powerful cross-cultural collaboration, “Allah Sariki” is expected to resonate with audiences across Africa when it releases on major streaming platforms on March 16.

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