Morgan Nero - Agbozume Naomi Ghanaian artiste Morgan Nero released Agbozume Naomi four months ago, a record shaped by Amapiano influences and delivered largely in Ewe, and its HOT! The song blends melodic vocal patterns with local language expression, relying more on mood and flow than lyrical accessibility for non-Ewe speakers. Despite this, the rhythm and structure give the track broad appeal among music listeners. The use of Ewe adds a clear regional identity while fitting comfortably within contemporary African sound trends. Although the narrative remains language-specific, the overall composition maintains accessibility through its sound and arrangement.

Aro Dan Adjei - Tie Yen Nne Gospel musician Aro Dan Adjei has released a new single titled Tie Yen Nne, a worship song centred on thanksgiving, faith, and dependence on God. The title Tie Yen Nne, translated from Akan as Listen to Our Prayers, reflects the song’s focus on gratitude and acknowledgment of divine protection and faithfulness. Through reflective lyrics and restrained vocal delivery, the song presents a moment of worship rooted in appreciation rather than petition. Musically, Tie Yen Nne combines traditional gospel influences with contemporary worship arrangements, creating a calm and reverent sound.

Amerado - Aseda Award-winning Ghanaian rapper and songwriter Amerado has released a new single titled Aseda, bringing together several prominent voices from Kumasi and beyond. The hiplife track features Strongman, Kweku Flick, Oseikrom Sikanii, Ypee, Kofi Jamar, Okyeame Kwame and gospel musician Broda Sammy. Production was handled by Qhola Beatz. Aseda, which translates to “Thanksgiving” in Twi, centres on themes of gratitude, perseverance and faith. Each featured artiste reflects on personal journeys and career experiences, while Broda Sammy delivers a closing segment rooted in praise, giving the song both a secular and spiritual tone.

Esther Smith Management of Ghanaian gospel singer Esther Smith has issued a formal statement rejecting reports suggesting that Pastor Elvis Agyemang of Alpha Hour demanded or received money in exchange for prayers. In a press release dated January 15, 2026, Esther Smith described the circulating claims as false and misleading. The statement said that throughout Esther Smith’s engagement with Pastor Elvis Agyemang and the Alpha Hour team, no money was requested, demanded, or charged for prayers. According to the management, all interactions were conducted with professionalism, respect, and genuine pastoral care.

Rebbel Ashes Belgium-based Ghanaian musician Rebbel Ashes has urged artists and industry stakeholders to work together to strengthen the global presence of Ghanaian music. He made the call during an interview on Real Talk with Sammy Flex on Sammy Flex TV. Rebbel Ashes said international interest in African music continues to grow, but Ghana has not fully maximised the opportunity. He noted that many global audiences still view Africa as a single cultural space, adding that Nigerian artists have effectively used Afrobeats as a global entry point. According to him, Ghana’s international strategy should not focus solely on highlife.

Field Marshall Music - Badmind People Ghanaian Afrodancehall artist Field Marshall Music has opened the year with a new single titled “Badmind People,” a reflective record that addresses betrayal, envy, and personal resilience. The song presents a grounded perspective on challenges often faced in everyday life and within the music space. Produced by Tubhani Muzik, Badmind People blends Afrodancehall rhythms with introspective lyrics. Field Marshall Music adopts a calm but direct delivery, focusing on awareness and endurance rather than confrontation. The production remains stripped back, allowing the message to take center stage.

Strongman, Oseikrom Sikanii - Aduro Ghanaian rapper Strongman has released the official visuals for Aduro, his collaboration with Oseikrom Sikanii, as the song continues to record strong streaming numbers across digital platforms. The track has surpassed one million streams since its release. Produced by Khendi Beatz, Aduro, meaning “medicine,” reflects themes of perseverance, hustle, and survival. The production relies on heavy drum patterns and a dark instrumental that allows the lyrics to remain central. Strongman delivers measured verses marked by coded punchlines and street commentary, while Oseikrom Sikanii complements the record with a confident flow that adds balance and grit.

Medical and Dental Council Ghana The Medical and Dental Council has announced a change to its official domain name and email addresses as part of a government-led initiative to align public institutions with national digital standards. According to the Council, the transition is aimed at improving service delivery, strengthening system security, and enhancing reliability across its digital platforms. The change will take effect from January 12, 2026. Under the new arrangement, the Council’s official domain will move from mdcghana.org to mdc.gov.gh. A new official website will also be launched and made accessible via…

Afia Ayiwah - Nyame Ye Ghanaian gospel artist Afia Ayiwah has released a new single titled Nyame Ye, marking her first official music release of 2026. Nyame Ye, which translates to “God is Good” in Akan, focuses on themes of gratitude, faithfulness, and reliance on God. The song blends traditional African rhythms with contemporary gospel elements, reflecting Afia Ayiwah’s evolving musical style. The track is structured around uplifting lyrics and an energetic arrangement aimed at encouraging reflection and hope among listeners, particularly at the beginning of the year.

Opanka 2025 Recap Ghanaian rapper Opanka has released a new song titled “2025 Recap”. The track reviews key events, issues, and public conversations that shaped the year, continuing Opanka’s long-standing approach of documenting topical matters through music. On “2025 Recap,” Opanka delivers direct and reflective lyrics, addressing moments that generated national attention and debate. His storytelling remains central to the record, with verses structured to highlight social observations rather than personal commentary. Production by Brixx provides a straightforward hip hop backdrop, allowing the lyrics to remain the focal point. Opanka’s controlled delivery and steady flow create an engaging narrative.

Kweku Darlington - This Year Ghanaian rapper and singer Kweku Darlington has released a new single titled This Year, marking his first music offering of the year. The track centers on themes of determination, self-belief, and perseverance in the face of challenges. Known for songs such as Sika Aba Fie, Grateful To Your Ex, and Onipa, Darlington continues to position his music around relatable experiences and personal growth. On This Year, he addresses listeners navigating uncertainty, urging consistency and focus as they pursue their goals. The self-produced song blends Ghanaian rhythms with contemporary Afro fusion influences, creating a balanced sound that supports the reflective tone of the lyrics.

KCP Inmates Fashion Show Kumasi Central Prison marked a historic milestone on Monday, December 29, 2025, with the successful staging of its maiden Inmates’ Runway Fashion Show, highlighting creativity, rehabilitation, and skills development within the correctional facility. The event showcased garments designed and sewn by inmates, reflecting the impact of ongoing vocational training and rehabilitation programmes at the prison. Participants confidently took to the runway, modeling outfits that demonstrated technical skill, originality, and attention to detail. According to prison authorities, the fashion show forms part of broader efforts to equip inmates with employable skills to support reintegration into society after incarceration.

Aya RamzyB Tops Western Music Awards 2025 The 9th edition of the Medimafo Western Music Awards (WMA) was held on Saturday, December 27, 2025, at the Goldfields Junior Club House in Tarkwa, bringing together artistes, industry stakeholders and music fans from across the Western Region. The ceremony, which featured live performances and award presentations, continues to serve as a major platform for recognising and promoting musical talent within the region. Artistes, producers, DJs and creatives who made notable contributions to the local music industry over the year were honoured on the night.

King Paluta, Kwabena Kwabena - Ewor Me Ghanaian hitmaker King Paluta has released a new single titled “Ewor Me”, featuring respected highlife singer Kwabena Kwabena. The collaboration brings together two different generations of Ghanaian music, blending contemporary energy with classic vocal depth. “Ewor Me,” which translates to “It is mine,” centres on shared love and commitment, expressing the idea that everything between lovers belongs to both partners equally. Kwabena Kwabena’s smooth and emotive delivery complements King Paluta’s style, resulting in lyrics that feel affectionate, relatable, and easy on the ear.

Minister Owusua Ghanaian gospel musician Minister Owusua has released a new single titled Ye Dan Wo (We Depend On You), a worship song that centers on reliance on God through different phases of life. The release adds to her growing catalogue of faith-based music focused on worship and reflection. Written by Eunice Owusua Baah, Ye Dan Wo presents themes of trust, surrender, and spiritual assurance. The song reflects on faith in moments of uncertainty and transition, emphasizing God as a consistent source of strength and guidance. The single is accompanied by a music video directed by David Ashbel.

Amerado - Obi Adi Video Ghanaian musician Amerado has released the official music video for his single Obi Adi, extending the song’s reach following its strong reception since release. Obi Adi has recorded notable airplay across radio platforms and generated significant engagement on social media, particularly on TikTok, where it has been widely used for user-generated content. The release of the official visuals is expected to further sustain the song’s momentum. Directed by Ghanaian filmmaker The Boldz, the music video adopts a straightforward visual approach, drawing on everyday Ghanaian settings and experiences.

Strongman, Oseikrom Sikanii - Aduro Ghanaian rapper Strongman has released a new single titled Aduro, featuring Oseikrom Sikanii. The track brings together hard-hitting rap delivery and contemporary Ghanaian trap elements, reflecting current urban music trends. Produced by Khendi Beatz, Aduro is driven by heavy drum patterns and a dark instrumental that supports Strongman’s direct lyrical approach. His verses focus on themes of resilience, hustle, and ambition, while Oseikrom Sikanii contributes a complementary flow that adds street influence and rhythmic balance to the record. The collaboration highlights the contrast and compatibility between both artists’ styles, with each verse maintaining intensity and clarity.

Bra Desmond and Kweku Darlington Bra Desmond and Kweku Darlington delivered headline performances at Fact FM’s Rep Ur Kalar 2025 street carnival, drawing thousands of music fans to Bogoso for the annual end-of-year celebration. The event took place on Saturday, December 20, 2025, along the Bogoso Town Hall Street, with large crowds gathering to experience live music, fashion displays, and community festivities. The streets were filled with activity as attendees danced and sang along throughout the night. A key moment of the event was the first live performance of “Bebe” by Bra Desmond and Kweku Darlington.

Ayewa Festival 2025 It has been described as one of Ghana’s most culturally grounded food events as the 2025 edition of the Ayewa Festival was held in Accra on Friday, December 5, in commemoration of Farmers Day. Organised by Creative Republic, the event took place at the Centre for National Culture and brought together food, music, and cultural performances in a setting focused on Ghana’s indigenous food traditions. Patrons were served a variety of local dishes prepared and presented in traditional Ayewa bowls, highlighting customary Ghanaian eating practices. The festival was officially opened by the Regional Director of the Centre for National Culture, Mr Eric Ohene Larbi, who spoke on the importance of preserving Ghana’s food heritage, recognising the role of farmers, and promoting cultural tourism.

Amerado Multiple award-winning Ghanaian rapper and songwriter Amerado has officially announced the 2025 edition of his annual live music event, My Motherland Concert. The event is scheduled for Sunday, 28 December 2025, at Okese Park in Ejisu. My Motherland Concert has grown into one of the most notable artiste-led concerts outside Accra, drawing large crowds and celebrating music, community, and national identity. Over the past two years, the concert has recorded attendance figures exceeding 10,000 patrons per edition, cementing its place as a key fixture on Ghana’s entertainment calendar.

Ghana Health Service Did you apply for study leave and are awaiting the outcome? The Ghana Health Service has introduced an online Study Leave eTracker to help applicants easily check the status of their applications. Applicants are required to enter their employee number on the portal to find out whether their study leave has been approved. The system is designed to improve transparency and reduce the need for follow-ups at offices. Check your study leave status HERE: Applicants are advised to ensure their employee number is entered correctly to avoid errors.

Derrick Frimpong // Phrimpong Rapper and educator Phrimpong has graduated with a Master’s degree in Special Education from the University of Cape Coast. The academic milestone was achieved over the weekend and marks a significant step in his professional development beyond music. Over the past year, Phrimpong has maintained a relatively low profile within the music and entertainment space. This period coincided with his academic pursuit, which culminated in the successful completion of his postgraduate studies. He previously earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Science, from the University of Education, Winneba.

King Paluta Kumasi is set to host a major music event as Ghanaian musician King Paluta prepares to headline his first large-scale concert on Tuesday, December 30, 2025. The event will take place at Unity Oil Park, Atonsu High School Junction. The concert, themed “Unity Through Music,” is expected to bring together music lovers for an evening of live performances and cultural expression. According to organizers, the show aims to combine entertainment with a broader message of togetherness and shared identity. King Paluta has explained that the change in date and venue was made to improve the overall experience for attendees, citing the need for a more spacious and accessible location.

Hibiscus Wins The Model International 2025 Hibiscus has been crowned the winner of The Model International 2025 after an eventful finale that showcased skill, confidence, and steady improvement from the top contestants. The final show featured seven models who competed through stages of runway tasks, grooming activities, and performance assessments. The competition narrowed to the final four contestants: Flora, Hibiscus, Lali, and Queen Bannerman. Each finalist demonstrated growth throughout the season, making the final round highly competitive. At the end of the judging process, Lali finished in 4th place and Queen Bannerman placed 3rd, leaving Hibiscus and Flora as the top two.

Lil Win wins with Captain Traore Renowned Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, known widely as Lil Win, has been named Best African Actor Ghana/Nigeria at the 10th Sotigui Awards in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. The recognition highlights his performance in the film Captain Ibrahim Traore, directed by Jackson K. Bentum. The film, which portrays the story of a notable Burkinabe military figure, has received attention for its historical portrayal and strong production quality. This year’s Sotigui Awards brought together filmmakers and industry professionals from across Africa for the annual celebration held at Hotel du Roi.