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Ground Up Chale Sues Kwesi Arthur for Libel, Demands Over GH¢10 Million in Damages

Music company Ground Up Chale and its founder, Glen Boateng, have filed a writ of summons at the High Court…

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Minister Ablakwa Announces Approval of Ghanaian Passport for IShowSpeed

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has confirmed that the Ministry has approved the issuance of a Ghanaian passport…

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IShowSpeed’s Ghana Tour Cut Short by Time Constraints, Tourism Authority Clarifies Role

American streaming sensation IShowSpeed was unable to visit several planned locations during his highly anticipated Ghana tour on Monday, January…

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President Mahama Supported Me Monthly After Hearing About My Illness – J.A. Adofo

Highlife music legend, Obourba J.A. Adofo, has revealed that President John Dramani Mahama offered him consistent financial support after learning…

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The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has extended its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, colleagues and fans of the late renowned gospel musician and choral icon Yaw Sarpong, as well as his longtime soloist, Mary Tiwaa. In a press statement issued on Thursday, January 22, the Ministry described the passing of the two music legends as deeply sorrowful, noting that their musical journey played a significant role in shaping gospel music and choral development in Ghana. The statement paid tribute to Yaw Sarpong for his dedication, mentorship and artistic excellence, highlighting his role in nurturing generations of musicians and enriching Ghana’s cultural and spiritual landscape through his leadership of the Asomafo group. The Ministry further indicated that the enduring musical partnership between Yaw Sarpong and Maame Tiwaa would continue to inspire the creative arts sector and the nation as a whole. “Together, their contributions remain unparalleled, and their collective legacy continues to inspire the Creative Arts Sector and the nation,” the statement said. The Ministry also assured the bereaved family of its full support during this difficult period, as the nation mourns the loss of two iconic figures in Ghana’s gospel music history.

The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has extended its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, colleagues, and fans…

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