… The outspoken musician made the observation in an interview with GHOne TV when asked to name his best-performing ministers or presidential appointees since the Mahama administration assumed office. …
… Speaking in an interview with GHOne TV, Shatta Wale said he was satisfied with the President’s vision but suggested that the performance of some government appointees had left him unimpressed. …
… Speaking in an interview on Accra-based GHOne TV, Shatta Wale questioned the impact of the ministry on the growth and development of the creative sector. …
… Speaking on The Career Trail on Joy Learning TV and Joy News, Perez Musik recalled that after leaving his job at GHOne TV to focus on music, he struggled to establish himself. …
… As part of the promotional campaign for the King of the Jungle EP, Max Meezy has embarked on an extensive media tour, appearing on GHOne TV, Bryt TV, Kessben FM/TV, Homebase TV, Accra FM and 4Syte TV. …
… e Sciences’ wider corporate social responsibility efforts. “We have been here for the past 24 years, and we want to give back to Ghana… it is a continuous process, and we will continue to do that.” The eighth edition of the National Juniors Challenge will begin airing on GHOne TV …
… The National Juniors Challenge will begin airing on GHOne TV and Joy Prime from 4 July, with the grand finale to be staged live after the recorded rounds.
Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of President John Dramani Mahama's appointees, saying he cannot identify any minister or government official whose performance stands out, despite earlier expressing support for the President.
Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of President John Dramani Mahama's appointees, saying he cannot identify any minister or government official whose performance stands out, despite earlier expressing support for the President.
Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has endorsed President Mahama's governing ideology but expressed reservations about the performance of government appointees. He has also claimed that the Ministry of Youth and Sports owes him approximately GH¢5 million for promotional work during Ghana's 2026 World Cup campaign.
Ghanaian dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has alleged that the government owes him about GH¢5 million for promotional activities and advertisements he undertook in support of the Black Stars' participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He said he has not received payment despite completing the work and claims calls to officials have gone unanswered.
Dancehall musician Shatta Wale has called for the dissolution of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, accusing it of failing to introduce innovative interventions to support Ghana's creative industry and provide visible support to musicians, actors and other creatives.
Gospel musician Perez Musik has credited filmmaker Ivan Quarshie with shaping his creative outlook, editing skills, and work ethic after Quarshie gave him opportunities to work on high-profile productions at Farmhouse Productions.
Ghanaian gospel musician Perez Musik resigned from his job at GHOne TV, where he worked in production, editing and directing after completing his studies at NAFTI and national service, to focus fully on his own music career. He said the decision came after realizing he was spending time growing another business while neglecting his own creative abilities.
Max Meezy, an independent Ghanaian Afrobeat artist, is touring media outlets including GHOne TV, Bryt TV, Kessben FM/TV, Homebase TV, Accra FM and 4Syte TV to promote his King of the Jungle EP, which features the single "Big Body" with TMBwoy.
Media personality Abena Moët has recounted how Bernard Fiifi Yankey and Eugene Osafo-Nkansah (Nkonkonsa) helped her secure her first radio job nine years ago as a co-guest on Abeiku Santana's drive-time show at Okay FM. She has since built a career in Ghana's media, currently co-hosting GHOne TV's TOAST and appearing on UTV's United Showbiz.
The founder of the National Juniors Challenge announced plans to introduce a STEM Fair from next year as the eighth edition of Ghana's junior high school quiz competition expands. This year's contest will introduce Information Technology as a competition component and offer cash prizes at semi-finals for the first time, made possible through Zincovit's headline sponsorship.
The eighth edition of the National Juniors Challenge, a nationwide quiz competition for JHS and primary school pupils, has officially launched with 46 schools drawn to compete in the national championship following regional qualifying contests involving 286 schools. The competition, organised by the Uniwiz Foundation and recognised by the Ghana Education Service, is headlined by Zincovit, a nutritional supplement.
Hackman Owusu-Agyemang, born in Koforidua in 1941, is an APSU alumnus whose career as a diplomat, agricultural economist, parliamentarian, and minister of state has been marked by commitment to service and nation-building. He studied agriculture at KNUST and earned postgraduate degrees in the Netherlands and London before serving in senior roles at the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation across Africa, the Caribbean, and South America.