Category: Entertainment

Singer and songwriter, Mr. Eazi, has disclosed what fuelled his decision to engage in entrepreneurship despite having musical talent.

In an interview shared on Instagram on August 26, 2025, Mr. Eazi noted that he was inspired by one of Africa’s richest men, Aliko Dangote, at the age of 15.

He explained that he has always wanted to venture into business and didn’t have the dream of becoming an artiste.

“I didn’t want to be an artiste, I wanted to be an entrepreneur since I was 15. I just wanted to be Aliko Dangote, who is the richest black person in the world,” he stated.

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TikTok has rolled out TikTok for Artistes in Ghana, expanding the music analytics platform to one of Africa’s most vibrant creative markets.

The tool, which debuted globally earlier this year, is designed to give musicians and their teams deeper insight into how their songs perform on the app.

Through daily dashboards and detailed analytics, artistes can track song plays, creator engagement, post-performance and audience demographics.

The platform also includes step-by-step guides to TikTok’s features, as well as resources for long-term career growth.

One of the most notable additions is the Pre-Release tool, which lets musicians set up campaigns ahead of new projects and allow fans to pre-save albums on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music.

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Kofi Kinaata has opened up on the emotional toll of having flown twice in the same helicopter, that tragically crashed on August 6, 2025, claiming the lives of eight distinguished Ghanaian officials.

The musician revealed that the incident has severely haunted him, leaving him questioning the fragility of life.

Reflecting on this tragedy, along with a series of recent heartbreaking events, including the death of 16 school children in a car crash and the passing of legendary Highlife musician Daddy Lumba, Kinaata said these occurrences have weighed heavily on his soul.

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Ghanaian screen icons Gloria Sarfo and Adjetey Anang have demonstrated their commitment to uplifting the Ghanaian community.

They participated in the launch of the RNAQ Foundation food banks in Madina and Odorkor by serving hot meals to those in need. This act of service highlights the power of celebrity influence when channeled toward positive social impact.

This initiative, spearheaded by Mr. Richard Nii Armah Quaye, founder of the RNAQ Foundation, is a direct response to the pressing issue of food insecurity in Ghana. The food banks aim to provide free, nutritious meals to thousands of Ghanaians, embodying a vision where no one goes to bed hungry.

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The film, produced by Chris Odeh under BRS Studios, has been officially selected for the prestigious festival.

Frimpong-Manso described the project as one that deeply moved her.

“I spent over a month in Lagos working on my first Nollywood film, and the experience was unforgettable. The story offered me refuge on my hardest days: a world of love, loss, family, and judgment that felt achingly familiar yet refreshingly new,” she said.

Reacting to the TIFF selection, the director expressed gratitude to BRS Studios for entrusting her with the work. She added that she looks forward to more challenging projects and collaborations on the global stage.

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