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Zuchu named latest Spotify EQUAL Africa artist

Tanzanian Afropop and Bongo Flava artist Zuchu is Spotify’s new EQUAL Africa music programme ambassador for the month of May. The EQUAL programme aims to strengthen gender equality in music by showcasing talented African women making waves in the industry and providing a platform to celebrate them.
Born into a musical family and currently signed to Diamond Platnumz’ WCB Wasafi record label, Zuhura Othman Soud (whose stage name is Zuchu) is the daughter of legendary Taarab musician Khadija Kopa, with whom she sang “Mauzauza.”
Zuchu first entered the music scene in 2015 through a karaoke-themed talent search competition in Lagos, Nigeria. Her hit song “Cheche” featuring Diamond Platnumz then propelled her into the limelight in 2020. The following year, she released a record-breaking track, “Sukari,” which has raked in more than 2 million Spotify listeners.
“In addition to exposing me to the musical power that can come from the female experience, women in song have also helped me realise that we can overcome the setbacks that are part-and-parcel of working in the male-dominated world of Afrobeats,” says Zuchu recalling all the female musicians who have inspired her on her journey.
“Being part of the EQUAL programme is a big thing for me and it helps encourage other female musicians to persevere and shatter systematic gender restrictions in the realm of music,” she adds.
Zuchu’s single track “Mwambieni”, released earlier this year, is featured on both the EQUAL Africa and EQUAL Global playlists on Spotify.
“We are thrilled to have Zuchu join the EQUAL Programme. She is evidently one of the most talented artists from Tanzania, and this is a well-deserved accolade for her,” says Phiona Okumu, Spotify’s head of music in Sub-Saharan Africa, adding that Spotify is committed to spotlighting female artists in Africa with the hopes that this initiative ignites other young and upcoming female artists in the music industry to stay on course and keep doing what they do.
Zuchu joins East African stars Muthoni Drummer Queen and Sylvia Ssaru in amplifying the voices of talented African women through EQUAL.
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Only the strong will survive the mental battle on social media- Sarkodie

Multiple award-winning Ghanaian rapper, Michael Owusu Addo, widely known as Sarkodie, has shared his perspective on the challenges celebrities and other individuals face by using social media platforms, specifically on the issue of cyberbullying. (more…)
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Mortuary workers call off intended strike

The Mortuary Workers Association Of Ghana (MOWAG) has suspended its intended strike following intense negotiations between the Mortuary Workers’ Union and the National Labour Commission (NLC) on Wednesday, November 29, 2023.
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UGMC to hold benefit concert to raise $5,000,000 towards the completion of a Clinical Trials Unit at the centre

On Wednesday, November 30th, 2023, the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) met with the media to give more information on the centre’s Clinical Trials Unit project, and why it is important for Ghanaians to donate towards it. (more…)
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Joe Mettle donates and fellowships with flood victims of Mepe, Volta Region

Joe Mettle has extended his support to the victims of recent devastating floods in Mepe, Volta Region. This benevolence act, which serves as a beacon of hope in these challenging times, is part of his annual “Love Gift” initiative, where he visits communities, fellowships with them, and makes generous donations. (more…)
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Busta Rhymes features Blackway on “The Return of Mansa Musa” off his new album “BlockBusta”

Busta Rhymes dropped his new highly anticipated album “BlockBusta” executive produced by Swizz Beatz , Pharrell , Timbaland, and Busta Rhymes himself.
On an album featuring many of today’s stars including Burna Boy, Giggs, and Quavo; one of Ghana’s brightest US based stars found himself contributing to two records on the album. Blackway can be found delivering a shoutout to Accra on the hook of track number 10 “The Return of Mansa Musa” featuring Blackway and Swizz Beatz. You can also find Blackway’s real name in the writers credits for song number 12 “Open Wide” ft Chris Brown and Shensea produced by South African producer Anatii .
Blackway’s first collaborated with Busta Rhymes when he featured on the legend on his 2020 single “Intense” produced by Ghana’s MikeMillzOnEm off of Blackway’s project New Yhana 2. Blackway told us, “A lot of people thought that me and Busta only worked on that one record when really we’ve been working on music together for years” “It’s an honor any time I get to work with a legend that I grew up listening to…”
Blackway has been heating up this year with more new music, more TV and movie soundtracks, and popping up on a lot of guest features here and abroad. Let’s continue to support Blackway as he reps us proudly
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