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Ghanaian reggae musician and a radio presenter Blakk Rasta have opined that Telecom giant Vodafone should punish Charterhouse organizers of Ghana Music Awards for putting people's lives in danger at the 20th VGMA. The Kuchoko hitmaker told host, DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa that, to him, the best punishment for Charter House is for Vodafone to pull out the sponsorship for two years and as a way of telling Charter House, they are not happy with what happened on the night. "To me alone, Vodafone should pull out of the sponsorship for at least two years as a punishment. Because Charter House has been an embarrassment to Ghana. Charter House struggled for over ten years before they were able to stand on their feet and If you have sponsorship which people are finding it difficult to get but don't. But you have sponsorship and this how far you've brought the sponsorship into disrepute. Vodafone has a big name and this is what you've done, Vodafone should pull out for two y...

Ghanaian born Italian soccer player Mario Balotelli has waded into the recent brouhaha between dancehall musicians Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale.   Mario Balotelli is one top personality to have commented concerning the recent incident between top dancehall artistes. In a comment that YEN.com.gh sighted on the Instagram page of Stonebwoy, Balotelli wrote the fire emoji as a sign of support for Stonebwoy. After Stonebwoy posted a video of a song he was featured on by Jamaican singer Chichinching, the Nice player took to the comment section to express his support.   His support is part of a series of supporting messages written in the comment section after the 'Kpoo Keke' hitmaker posted a video to prove he is not a weak person.   Ghanaians and music lovers all over the world have been divided following the recent brawl between Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale. While some expressed their support for Shatta Wale, others have thrown their support behind the 'Kpoo Keke' hitmaker. ...

Radio and Television personality, Afia Schwar has described persons on the VGMA Board as people with big heads but smaller brains. According to her, the ban placed on Ghana’s biggest musicians is not worth it and is needless. Afia Schwar who was speaking in a video MyNewsGh.com sighted online mentioned that music is very difficult to produce and therefore there is the need for a reconsideration of VGMA Board’s decision. She noted that most persons on the Board have retired from music because of what it takes to produce one hit song. She also blamed Ghanaian musicians for the way and manner in which they are been treated because they do not know their worth as musicians. The VGMA Board as a result of the brawl between Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale at the just ended Ghana Music Awards have banned the artistes indefinitely and have stripped them of the awards to won at the event.

Ghanaian actress Abena Mckenzie in an interview has said the youth now don't care about corruption in the country anymore, they just want to survive. The actress who is well known to speak about societal ills and national issues said that every institution of the country is in a mess. According to her, Ghanaians are not even as concerned about corruption anymore but just want to survive. She added in an interview on Lark TV that most Ghanaians have resorted to going abroad not because they don't like the country but because they don’t want to wake up and be afraid. "I feel like us being mad at each other is cause being mad at the system isn’t working – and we have to put that energy somewhere. Health, Power, Education, Security, everything is a mess. People are dying because of the most basic things", she said "We’re not even as concerned about the corruption anymore. We just want to survive. We want to get through every day without being victims. People aren’t...

Apprise Music becomes the first Ghanaian Music distributor to partner with leading music streaming and download platform, Boomplay. Boomplay, Africa’s number one music streaming and download service has announced a music distribution partnership with Apprise Music, Ghanaian music Distribution Company. Apprise is the first music aggregator in Ghana to distribute its catalog to Boomplay, which has quickly established itself as the most popular streaming service in Africa and boasts of over 3 million users in Ghana alone. Under this partnership, Boomplay will distribute content from Apprise Music to its over 46 million users globally. Apprise Music represents over 1200 recording artistes with more than 20000 Albums and 100,000 tracks across 20+ genres. Amongst its catalogue are music from some of the biggest names in Gospel music such as Joyce Blessing, Francis Agyei, Yaw Sarpong, Stella Seal, Bernice Offei, Hanna Donkor, and Jayana to mention a few. Apprise also distributes content fo...

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