An annual reunion to reconnect the alumni of St. Peters Senior High School and their alma mater has been launched last week in Accra. This event presents an opportunity for the Old Boys to show appreciation for the impact the school has made in their lives, as well as assist their alma mater to continue […]
The Musicians Union of Ghana would like to congratulate Livingstone Etse Satekla aka Stonebwoy Burniton for winning the 2015 Black Entertainment Television Awards (BET) Awards Best International Act: Africa category. Indeed your feat from a field that included AKA (South Africa), Fally Ipupa (DR Congo), Sauti Sol (Kenya), The Soil (South Africa), Wizkid (Nigeria) Yemi
On October 19th 2014, the African Day Parade took place on Lenox Avenue in Harlem New York. Many African Nations were represented by social clubs, dance troops, college clubs, and the local African community. Follow the links below to see some of the action and learn how you can contribute to make next years Parade
A group within Ghana’s opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) rooting for the election of Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo Addo and his running mate Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia was launched in Philadelphia, USA over the weekend. The group aims to support a campaign to garner support for the twice failed presidential candidate ahead of the NPP’s primaries
At the recent MUSIGA Grand Ball event, the MUSIGA President echoed sentiments espoused by the leading voice on Women’s Reproductive Rights issues in Ghana and former Presidential Advisor Prof Sai that there’s the need to respect a woman’s body. MUSIGA President Bice Osei Kuffour aka in his speech at the Grand Ball called on all
Watch photos from the 2014 Labor Day Parade
Here some the artists, commentations, and fans that made this concert possible. photos by Kwame Anyane-Yeboa
Here are some pictures for those who missed the R2BEES in NYC. photos by Kwame Anyane-Yeboa
A group calling itself Ghanaians Against Bad Governance (GABG) yesterday held a protest at the country’s embassy in Washington DC, USA. The group was protesting what it described as issues affecting Ghanaians and causing hardship for them. Key among these issues they said, were corruption in government, a rapidly declining currency and the attendant rising
