By Kwesi E. Baako It was a good show. It was! But we only got so much because the artist stood us up and did not give us the interview he so courteously said he would. That said… I set off for the Irving Plaza in Manhattan, New York where the ‘Go Higher Concert’ […]
The Rastafari Council of Ghana has renewed call for a ban of the Independence show featuring Jamaican Dancehall artist Alkaline. Below is a full statement issued by the council: BEWARE OF ALKALINE’S NEGATIVE INFLUENCE ON KIDS. MTN COULD INVEST MONEY MORE RESPONSIBLYTo Whom It May Concern Dear Sir/ Madam, My attention has been drawn
By Mokin (da grand Dada of da dance) It looks as if the cheapest kind of music genre in GH (Ghana) now is reggae dancehall. A day doesn’t pass without one hearing or seeing posters, promos and attractive advertisement of a yet to be released song; or even released songs, but the question to be
Ghanaian Reggae artist Blakk Rasta performed at a private birthday bash for Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in Harare Zimbabwe. The artist who was invited personally by the President for whom he has written a song says he had a great time in the presence of Robert Mugabe. He was speaking pidgin” he said, ‘Oh you
Director of Public Affairs at Ghana’s Electoral Commission, Christian Owusu Parry says the hue and cry over the formation of a steering committee by the EC is out of place. He says the Steering Committee is in place to help the EC conduct a 2016 general elections. “The Committee is not the one that is going
Ghanaian reggae sensation Blakk Rasta is in Zimbabwe at the personal invitation of President Robert Mugabe. Here are some photos of his arrival in Harare. Watch this space for more exclusive photos and updates.
By Kwaku Mensah (Mokin da Grand Dada of da dance) Reading an article that sought to create the impression that RASTAS in Ghana are against the coming to town of renowned JAMAICAN dancehall artist Alkaline, I think things ought to be put in the right perspective. The headline is misleading and their point of call
Director of the Reggae Department at the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGHA), Kwasi Nyarko Ofei has shed light on why the reggae community in Ghana is not enthused about Jamaican dancehall artist Alkaline coming to the country to perform. The tattoo-eyed artist is billed to hit the stage alongside Elephant Man and Kranium, supported by
Motivational speaker Victor Segun Sanya continues with his series on IDEAS THAT WIN. This week he speaks on the topic, Value. .
