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  In today's heavily technology and AI-influenced world, the ability of content creators to interact with their followers largely determines their success. Wode Maya, also known as Berthold Bobby Winkles Ackon, has gained prominence as a Ghanaian YouTuber by sharing his travel and lifestyle adventures in various African countries. As of July 18, 2024, Wode Maya has amassed 1.58 million subscribers and has uploaded around 1,504 videos. However, Father Ankrah, a skit maker and comedian whose silent comedy style is reminiscent of Charlie Chaplin, has recently surpassed Wode Maya in popularity. Father Ankrah has reached 2 million subscribers with 917 videos, becoming the first Ghanaian YouTuber to achieve this milestone. In close pursuit of Wode Maya and Father Ankrah are Jessica Opare-Saforo, Kwadwo Sheldon, ZionFelix, and Kojo Anim, in that order.

Rapper Michael Ebenezer Kwadjo Omari Owuo Jr. (Stormzy) and Love Island presenter Maya Jama took to Instagram to announce that they are parting ways after dedicating a year to trying to make their relationship work. Their shared announcement began with a touch of humor: "While writing this, we found it amusing because we never expected to be the ones sharing news of a breakup. However, for transparency and to give ourselves the freedom and tranquility to figure out what happens next, we felt it was important to let you know." Michael and Maya reflected on their romantic journey, recalling how they became "truly enamored in 2014" before parting ways after five years. They opted to reignite their relationship in August 2023, but after a year of determined attempts, they have concluded that it's most beneficial to go their separate paths. "We made the effort, but it didn't work out, and it's okay," they said. "We got together when we were 21 ...

  Black Sherif, the Ghanaian music sensation, has been the focus of attention in the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination now includes the aforementioned component. (BECE) as a topic within the Creative Arts and Design paper, marking a significant acknowledgment of the influence of contemporary music on Ghanaian culture. Within Section B of the examination, question 5(c) requires students to provide brief notes on one of three distinguished composers: Ephraim Amu, Agya Koo Nimo, or Black Sherif. The question tasks students with discussing the composer's hometown, genre of work, a notable example of their work, and their societal contributions. The question prompt specifically states: "Write brief notes on any of the following composers, focusing on the hometown, genre of work, one example of his works, and contributions made to society: 1. Ephraim Amu 2. Agya Koo Nimo 3. Black Sherif" Black Sherif gained fame with his first single, "First Sermon," releas...

  By Emmanuel Bortey Capito / Sports News / Today, the Black Queens of Ghana left for Japan to engage in an international friendly match. Nora Hauptle, the head coach, has selected a squad of 22 women to compete against Japan on July 13, 2024, at Curry Stadium in Japan. The Black Queens did not qualify for the 2024 Olympic Games after the Copper Queens of Zambia eliminated them in the final qualifying round. The team has been training in Accra for several days before their departure.

  Lordico Promotion Football Academy, a newly established institution in the Gomoa Central Constituency of the Central Region, is excited to announce the appointment of Emmanuel Bortey Capito as their new Head of Communication.  Capito is a seasoned broadcaster with a wealth of experience in the sports industry. He most recently served as the Head of Communication for Accra-based King Legend SC, a position he held until his resignation last week. Besides his new role at Lordico, Capito continues to serve as the Head of Sports at Homebase TV in Accra, where his insightful commentary and expertise have earned him a strong following. Lordico Promotion Football Academy, founded by football agent and Ghanaian entrepreneur Lord Abankwa, aims to develop young football talent in the Central Region. Abankwa, who is based in the United Kingdom, sees creating a nurturing environment for aspiring footballers, providing them with the skills and opportunities needed to succeed at the highes...

  In a reassuring update for fans, Nollywood actress Joke Silva has dispelled recent rumors about the death of her husband, veteran actor Olu Jacobs. This is the second time social media has been awash with false reports regarding the legendary Nigerian actor's passing. Joke Silva addressed the rumors directly, responding to an SMS inquiry from a Vanguard reporter with an explicit statement: "My husband is alive and doing just fine." This confirmation puts to rest the unfounded speculations that have been circulating online. Further corroborating her statement, a close family source, who requested anonymity, shared with Vanguard that the President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) had spoken with Joke Silva for over an hour earlier today. The source noted, "Someone who has lost a husband cannot be that chatty and cheerful on the phone." In addition, family associate Betty Irabor has also debunked the rumors, adding another layer of assurance for fans concerne...

Ghanaian gospel singer Ohemaa Mercy recently commended Kofi Kinaata and Stonebwoy for the profound and meaningful messages in their lyrics during an interview on Hitz FM. She emphasized her love for songs that convey wisdom and positive messages, contrasting them with her strong disapproval of explicit music by other secular artists. Ohemaa Mercy expressed her fondness for Kofi Kinaata and some of Stonebwoy's songs, stating, "I always listen to songs that give wisdom." She even integrated Stonebwoy's "Tuff Seed" into one of her sermons because of its insightful lyrics. The singer firmly denounced morally degrading music and stressed the importance of promoting music with uplifting and positive messages, underscoring the impact of lyrical content on listeners. Ohemaa Mercy’s acknowledgment of Kofi Kinaata and Stonebwoy has ignited discussions about the significance of meaningful lyrics in today's music industry. Stay tuned for more updates on your fav...

  Maximizing Space in Your Tiny Home Bedroom Living in a tiny home comes with its own set of unique challenges, especially when it comes to designing and decorating spaces like the bedroom. However, with a little creativity and smart planning, you can create a cozy and functional bedroom that makes the most of every square inch. Here are some tips and ideas to help you transform your tiny home bedroom into a comfortable and stylish retreat. 1. Multi-Functional Furniture One of the keys to maximizing space in a tiny home bedroom is to choose multi-functional furniture. Look for pieces that serve more than one purpose, such as a bed with built-in storage drawers underneath or a loft bed that creates space for a desk or seating area below. Murphy beds are also a great option as they can be folded up into the wall when not in use, freeing up valuable floor space. 2. Vertical Storage Solutions When floor space is limited, it's essential to think vertically. Use wall-mounted shelves, ho...

Ghana’s very own Stonebwoy continues to make his homeland proud. In a recent interview with France 24 English, he discussed music, awards, family, and more. Often hailed as the king of reggae and dancehall in Africa, Stonebwoy has solidified his status over the past decade as one of Ghana's most successful artists, with over 50 awards to his name. His music has resonated with millions on streaming platforms, garnering respect from artists and fans beyond the borders of West Africa. His latest album, "5th Dimension," features collaborations with notable artists like Davido, Angelique Kidjo, and Stormzy. Currently in Paris, Stonebwoy is promoting his new single, "Your Body," which carries a message of self-love and acceptance. In his conversation with Eve Jackson, Stonebwoy reflects on being one of the most decorated voices in African music, having won six trophies at June's Ghana Music Awards. He also shares his mission to use music to unify Black people a...