… If that is how production was done back then, we wouldn’t be talking about the timeless records of our legends like Kwadwo Antwi, Daddy Lumba, and Rex Omar. …
Calvin Kwadwo Fosu Calvin Kwadwo Fosu, the first son of the late highlife legend, Daddy Lumba, has announced that the family will take legal action against individuals spreading falsehoods and defamatory claims about them. …
Kofi Owusu, popularly known as “Tupac” The Abusuapanyin of the late Daddy Lumba’s family, Kofi Owusu, popularly known as “Tupac”, has renewed his appeal for peace between the musician’s wives following the successful one-year remembrance ceremony. …
The family of legendary Ghanaian highlife musician Daddy Lumba has marked the first anniversary of his death with an emotional gathering at his East Legon residence in Accra. …
… The event paid musical homage to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II with Daddy Lumba’s song ‘Ahenfo Kyiniyɛ’, which features vocals from Pat Thomas, to praise the Golden Stool and honour the King’s rich cultural legacy. …
… Using the late Ghanaian highlife legend Daddy Lumba as an example, he stressed that unauthorised use of an artist’s work constitutes a violation of intellectual property rights. …
… ing that heritage. “Songs teach language, entertain, create social cohesion and even heal,” Dr Faleke said. “The songs for marriage are different from the songs for mourning, and within those songs are proverbs, values and beliefs.” She cited the work of highlife icon Daddy Lumba …
… The late Ghanaian highlife musician Daddy Lumba, in his song ‘Children of the Future’, reminded society of its responsibility to protect and nurture the younger generation. …
… Then came the Daddy Lumba tribute, one of the emotional peaks of the evening. Ofori Amponsah may not have started strongly, but the performance recovered beautifully as more artistes joined in and rescued both pitch and key. …
Rapper D-Cryme has urged musicians to invest more effort in their craft and create quality records that remain relevant years after release, warning against producing songs that quickly lose relevance. He contrasted the limited technology available in 2000 with today's advanced tools including smartphones and AI, arguing that ease of production has led to "fast food music" that fades within months.
Rapper D-Cryme has urged musicians to invest more effort in their craft and create quality records that remain relevant years after release, warning against producing songs that quickly lose relevance. He contrasted the limited technology available in 2000 with today's advanced tools including smartphones and AI, arguing that ease of production has led to "fast food music" that fades within months.
Calvin Kwadwo Fosu, son of late highlife legend Daddy Lumba, announced that his family will pursue legal action against those spreading falsehoods and defamatory claims about them, saying the family will no longer remain silent about name-tarnishing. He made the statement during activities marking the first anniversary of Daddy Lumba's death but did not specify any particular person or incident.
Following the one-year remembrance ceremony for late highlife musician Daddy Lumba, family Abusuapanyin Kofi Owusu has called for reconciliation between the musician's wives, urging them to end public disputes and work together to honour his legacy.
One year after highlife legend Daddy Lumba's death on July 26, his family unveiled his private mausoleum, located within his East Legon residence in Accra, during a remembrance ceremony marking the first anniversary. The black tomb, decorated with his photographs and personal tributes, sits surrounded by his awards and plaques from a career spanning nearly four decades.
Daddy Lumba's family held a private gathering at his East Legon residence to mark the first anniversary of his passing on July 26, 2025, at age 60. The commemoration included family members and close associates who paid respects at his tomb within his home's mausoleum, surrounded by his awards and musical legacy spanning nearly four decades.
Retro Vibe's "Asanteman Edition" day club event took place on Sunday, July 5, 2026 at AQ3 Centre in Kumasi, featuring DJ sets, performances by Okomfour Kwadee and Daddy Lumba's song honouring Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, and patrons in colourful Asanteman jerseys.
Showbiz and sports personalities should take deliberate steps to protect their intellectual property rights to secure their financial futures after their active careers end. According to the CEO of LYB Sports & Entertainment, many entertainers and athletes fail to appreciate the long-term value of their intellectual property, which can generate income for decades if properly protected.
Language experts in Ghana gathered at KNUST's AfroCuration event to discuss how indigenous languages can survive in an increasingly digital world, arguing that preserving African languages requires stronger education policies, better digital documentation, and greater investment in indigenous culture rather than technology alone.
Senior lawyer Kofi Bentil criticizes some Ghanaian parents for providing excessive material comforts to their children rather than focusing on discipline and character guidance, contributing to instances of misconduct that shock parents who believe their children incapable of such behavior.
The 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, held at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre, delivered glamour, music, fashion and performances. The red carpet theme "A Touch of Glitter" saw attendees in sequins, velvet, feathers, metallic suits and reflective outfits that prompted widespread social media commentary.
Ghanaian afro-fusion duo Lali x Lola won the Telecel Music for Good Award at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards for their #CroxItOut campaign, which raises breast cancer awareness in schools across Ghana through music and mentorship. The award includes a cash prize to support the winning artist's social impact initiative.
Kofi Kinaata, officially Martin King Arthur, has won Best Highlife Artiste of the Year and Best Highlife Song for his tribute track 'It Is Finished' at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards. The song, which mourned a 2025 military helicopter crash and paid homage to highlife legend Daddy Lumba, resonated across the nation for its lyrical wisdom and emotional depth.
Telecel celebrated its 15-year tenure as headline sponsor of the Ghana Music Awards at the 27th edition, where Black Sherif won Artiste of the Year, Medikal's "Shoulder" won Most Popular Song, and Daddy Lumba received a lifetime achievement honour. The partnership, which began under Vodafone in 2011 and continued through Telecel's 2024 rebrand, has expanded TGMA into regional concerts, schools initiatives, and contributed to Ghana's creative arts sector growth.
Black Sherif was crowned Artiste of the Year at the 2026 Telecel Ghana Music Awards, also winning Album of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Hip-Hop Song of the Year, and Best Afropop Song. The award recognised his strong run over the past year, driven largely by the success of his album Iron Boy, marking his second Artist of the Year title at the TGMAs after winning in 2023.
Highlife legend Daddy Lumba was posthumously conferred with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards on Saturday, 9 May 2026, in recognition of his decades-long contribution to Ghanaian highlife music and the timeless classics that continue to shape the industry.
The late Ghanaian highlife icon Daddy Lumba received a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards on 9 May 2026, recognised for his decades of influence on Ghanaian highlife music. The tribute moved thousands in attendance who lit their mobile phones in a symbolic gesture, while protégé Ofori Amponsah performed Lumba's greatest hits in his memory.
Kofi Kinaata has been named Best Highlife Artiste of the Year at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, also winning Best Highlife Song for 'It Is Finished', a tribute track mourning a 2025 military helicopter crash and honouring highlife legend Daddy Lumba.