VGMAs

Ok, first of all I must apologize to all of you who were expecting to see the results or do I say the final standing of the 2012 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. I’m… Read More →

My 2012 VGMA quickie – Efya’s turn to reign?

I think I need to institute this as an annual ritual, of course, just a little bit earlier though The Ghana Music Awards is here again and in a little over 24 hours,… Read More →

Out with the viches, time to go local

Ok, I’m venturing into a very grey area today. I’m going to try to talk football…something I rarely do because I don’t follow the game as religiously as most of my friends do.… Read More →

Unprecedented developments in GH

Was it not just last week that the Mills-led administration was touting its”unprecedented achievements” with the President indicating that his administration was “in similar boats with the Obama administration”? Well it sure was… Read More →

Of N1, needless deaths and footbridges

After recording about 13 deaths within a week or two of its opening, the N1 highway, a.k.a George W. Bush highway is to have 3 extra footbridges. Well that is according to a… Read More →

Celebrating young achievers

Once again, I am proud to inform you of another success chalked by the young Ghanaian business owner and policy analyst, Bright Simmons. 2011 was a good year for Bright as he won… Read More →

Jean’s ‘garden’ of trophies

I indicated in my earlier post yesterday that the ‘star’ actor at this year’s Oscars and indeed the movie he starred in has raised some eyebrows in showbiz circles, especially seeing as he… Read More →

The “Silent” Oscars – 2012

For the first time since 1927, when the Oscars first started, a silent black and white movie, which some have described as “a love not to Hollywood” has won the Oscar for Best… Read More →

In Memory of Whitney E. Houston

6 Grammys, 2 Emmys, 30 Billboard music awards, 22 America music awards and countless other awards – and she was just 48 years old. I am talking about Miss Whitney Houston who was… Read More →

KABILA – a stamp of authority

I sometimes look back at the local music industry and the sort of talents emerging therein and I have mixed feelings. Some of them leave huge smiles on my face because they give… Read More →