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Sarkodie: Corporate support must go beyond concerts (opens the original)
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Rapper Sarkodie has called for a shift in the way corporate Ghana supports the entertainment industry, saying partnerships should go beyond sponsoring concerts to creating meaningful collaborations that benefit both businesses and creatives. He said while sponsorships remained important, there was a need for corporate organisations and players in the creative industry to work together on projects that aligned with their respective goals and created value for their audiences. Sarkodie made the ca
Kinaata’s messages are deep — MoMo CEO (opens the original)
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The Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Money Fintech Ltd (MMF), Shaibu Haruna, has praised musician Kofi Kinaata for the depth and uniqueness of his songwriting, describing the messages in his music as “very deep”. He said Kinaata had a distinctive way of putting his thoughts together, making his music not only entertaining but also meaningful to his audience. “For what you communicate and the message that you send across, it’s such a powerful message that you carry each time. I really used to pa
We know ‘bofrot’ not ‘puff puff’ – Lydia Forson on Ghana’s identity crisis (opens the original)
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Actress Lydia Forson has raised concerns about what she describes as a growing tendency among Ghanaians to replace local names, expressions and cultural references with those borrowed from other countries. According to her, what may appear to be harmless changes in language could gradually contribute to the erosion of Ghanaian cultural identity if not checked. In a post on social media, Lydia cited the increasing use of “puff puff” in place of the Ghanaian name “bofrot” and the use of “Ankara” t
Is Rex Omar on top of the Black Star Experience? (opens the original)
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THERE is nothing wrong with Ghana wanting to build a new chapter in its relationship with the African diaspora. There is also nothing wrong with introducing the Black Star Experience as a year-round platform for Ghana’s creative economy, culture and tourism. What is worrying, however, is when the person charged with selling that vision to Ghanaians and the world makes statements that suggest he may not have a firm grasp of the history of the very initiatives he is expected to build upon. The que
We failed to own Hiplife –OG Abrantie (opens the original)
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GHANA birthed Hiplife, but rapper OG Abrantie believes the country has failed to truly own it, leaving a genre that once dominated the music scene now struggling to claim the recognition it deserves. To OG Abrantie, although Hiplife is neither dead nor dying, it has been pushed into the background because industry players have not done enough to protect and promote its identity. He noted that while newer Ghanaian music movements such as Asakaa have secured distinct categories on global music dis
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