Liberia-born Bleejay Innis is a resourceful young entrepreneur living the American dream and pushing the African agenda, after his escape from the war in Liberia. Based...
Nigerian songwriter/instrumentalist/ producer, Charlie X , whose credits include young rapper Suranu’s mixtape and Kahli Abdul’s Fela inspired mixtape amongst others, has teamed up with several...
Sunday night’s Big Brother Amplified eviction show saw Malawi’s Felicia leaving the Heads House and the competition while Millicent moved into the Tails House. Vina burst...
Nigeria’s 2face Idibia and Dbanj tied for the BET Award for Best International Act (Africa) at ceremony held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, Sunday...
The Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS) in London is inviting young people from around the Commonwealth, to make their voice heard on a Global Platform, through Film...
Ghana’s freelance arts and culture writer, Kofi Akpabli on Saturday night won the 2011 CNN MultiChoice African Journalist Awards prize for Arts and Culture for his...
One of Africa’s fastest rising publications, FAB Magazine is back with a sizzling 6th edition this summer. June’s ‘Escapism Issue’ provides a great read to get...
A fun and quirky look at entertainment news for the week ending June 24. Highlights include Yvonne Nelson’s apology to the film regulatory body and threats...
Ghanaian-born Hollywood actors Kwame Boateng, Kofi Siriboe and Kwesi Boakye, also known as the K-3 Brothers will be the Children’s Village Ambassadors for a literacy program...
Bless The Mic Arts and Music Festival, a cross-genre music showcase that fuses classic highlife and live acoustic performances with the very best of underground and...
M-net Africa, producers of Nigeria’s most watched soap-opera, ‘Tinsel’, has announced that as part of celebrating the series’ 500th episode, Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD) will be...
Award winning international jazz trumpeter and vocalist Abram Wilson, who is in Ghana currently for New Musical Express’ first installment of tributes to some of the...
