Entertainment
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Ibrahim Mahama says value, good image central for creative industry
Ibrahim Mahama, Artist and Founder of Red Clay Studio has emphasised the need for creatives to uphold a good image and create value in their work. He stated that these two elements are central to the…
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WAMAFEST launches in Accra, celebrating West African cultural heritage
In Accra, Ghana, the West Africa Music and Arts Festival (WAMAFEST) has kicked off with a bang, bringing together industry heavyweights and stakeholders from across the region. The festival celebrate…
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Akofa Edjeani’s emotional connection to her craft
Renowned actress Akofa Edjeani recently opened up about a poignant experience in her acting career that left her emotionally shaken. During an interview on 3FM Sunrise, she revealed that her role in …
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Fella Makafui respond to critics,embraces positivity and inner peace
Fella Makafui, a renowned actress and entrepreneur, has addressed her critics in a recent video, stating that their negative comments do not affect her happiness or financial stability. Following her…
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CEO of Lynx Entertainment, Richie Mensah says lack of unity stifles growth in Ghana’s music industry
Ace Music Producer and CEO of Lynx Entertainment, Richie Mensah has expressed concern over the lack of collaboration within the local music industry, identifying it as a major obstacle to its growth.…
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Danny Dammah says strategic investments, cultural emphasis key to Ghana’s creative growth
World-acclaimed producer, writer, and film director, Danny Dammah, has emphasized that Ghana’s ascent in the global creative arena hinges on strategic investments in infrastructure and robust stakeho…
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Mohbad’s family disputes autopsy results, demands independent investigation
The Aloba family has expressed profound disappointment and dissatisfaction with the autopsy results and toxicology report released by the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) regarding t…
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Nana Asaase claims consistency key to shaping Ghana’s creative sector
Renowned poet and Secretary of the National Folklore Board, Nana Asaase, has highlighted the pivotal role of consistency in the development and expansion of Ghana’s creative sector. He underscored th…
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Creative Arts Agency says vast opportunities in Creative Arts sector can boost Ghana’s economy
The Creative Arts Agency says there are vast opportunities in the creative arts sector the country could tap into to make gains. The Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Creative Arts A…
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Film producer, Danny Damah says Ghana needs more cinemas and theatres to boost creative economy
A Film producer, Danny Damah, has called for the establishment of more cinemas and theatres in Ghana to enhance the creative art sector and generate more economic opportunities. Mr Damah emphasised t…