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  Ghanaian journalist and TV3 presenter, Ayisha Yakubu is officially off the market as she has finally tied the knot with her heartthrob. Over the weekend, Ayisha Yakubu and her husband held a colourful wedding ceremony in Accra and was attended by close family relatives as well as colleagues from TV3. TV3 took to their official Instagram page to announce her marriage and congratulated her on her new journey of life as they shared lovely photos from the memorable event and fans admired the smiles on her face in all the photos, showing joy and happiness. They captioned; 'It's official people...

  Songstress Jane Awindor, popularly known as Efya celebrated her birthday over the weekend and celebrated her loved ones made her feel special. Her day started with a surprise from Ayisha Modi and some Ghanaian showbiz personalities were present to make merry, grace her day and show support to the ‘goddess’ to make the private event a memorable one. The private birthday party which took place at her East Legon mansion saw a lot of presentation of gifts, amidst interludes of singing, winning and dinning. Celebrities present included;Hajia4Reall, Afia Schwarzenegger, Kalybos, Moesha, Wend...

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  Ghanaian Reggae and Dancehall singer, Ras Kuuku has declared that his gospel song ‘Gyedie’ is better than all gospel songs that were released in 2020. In an interview on 3FM, Ras Kuuku whose song ‘Gyedie’ bagged a nomination in the 2021 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) established none of the songs that were released under the year of review comes close to his gospel song. Reacting to criticisms that gospel singer, MOG featured on his song because he is a secular artiste, the PUOM Music founder said proudly said that he does better gospel songs than most of the gospel musicians i...

  The President of the Ghana National Association of Poultry Farmers (GNAPF) Victor Oppong Adjei has slammed the decision by the government to substitute eggs for mackerel for students under the school feeding program. Reports indicate that the Akufo-Addo government has awarded a contract to a Chinese company to import mackerel for students under the school feeding and cut the consumption of eggs.   The increase in egg consumption created an avenue for employment and further investment in poultry production by the local farmers, according to Mr. Oppong Adjei but the sudden directive by the ...