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Scroll through Instagram, and Ghana’s entertainment industry looks like a non-stop celebration of wealth. Musicians pose in designer outfits beside luxury cars. Actors film tours of lavish homes. Lifestyle influencers jet out of the country every other week. The message is clear: creative success in Ghana means financial freedom. But behind the filtered photos and […]
A young graduate lands her first job in Accra and finally feels ready to begin adult life. She earns GH₵ 5,000 a month and finds a modest apartment for GH₵ 1,500. Then the landlord asks for two years of rent upfront. The total jumps to GH₵ 36,000 before she can even move in. That is […]
Heavy rains have once again left parts of Accra under water, stranding commuters and exposing the city’s ongoing flood problem. Roads turned into rivers, vehicles got trapped, and residents in flood-prone communities faced the same fear that returns every rainy season. The rain fell. The water rose. And once again, Accra is under water. […]
When a new song drops today, it no longer needs radio to become a hit. In many cases, it starts trending on social media first, through dances, short videos, and content creators who turn a track into a viral moment before many people ever get to streaming apps. That shift has changed how people discover songs, how […]
They came to South Africa chasing a dream. They left running for their lives. For years, Ghanaians saw South Africa as the land of opportunity, a place where hard work could build a future. Families saved for months just to send one relative to Johannesburg or Pretoria, believing gold paved the streets. Many also packed […]
On April 18, 2025, Toofan made history once again by selling out the legendary Zénith de Paris – La Villette. Fans from all corners of France — and beyond — gathered for an unforgettable evening, celebrating not just the music but the cultural power of the Togolese duo. With their signature energy, infectious dance moves, and a perfect blend of Afrobeat and traditional rhythms, Toofan confirmed that they are not just stars in Africa — they are global ambassadors of joy and unity.
If tariffs are reintroduced or expanded under a Trump administration, the real estate industry could face serious challenges. From rising construction costs to supply chain disruptions and higher interest rates, tariffs can make both residential and commercial real estate more expensive. Here’s a breakdown of how tariffs could negatively affect real estate and strategies businesses can use to stay ahead.
In the 90s and early 2000s, musical groups dominated the industry across various genres. Whether it was Destiny’s Child in R&B, Linkin Park in rock, or Magic System in African music, groups played a huge role in shaping popular culture. However, in today’s music scene, solo artists are taking over, and groups are becoming increasingly rare.
What caused this shift? Why do record labels and artists now prefer solo careers over group collaborations? In this article, we explore four key reasons behind the decline of musical groups and what modern artists can learn from this trend.
In today’s fast-paced music industry, talent alone is no longer enough to guarantee success. While many artists focus on vocals, image, and branding, one critical skill often sets the greats apart from the rest—knowing how to play a musical instrument. Whether you’re an aspiring singer, rapper, or producer, mastering an instrument can elevate your artistry, expand your creative boundaries, and secure your longevity in the industry. But which instrument should you learn, and why does it matter? Let’s explore.
The music industry is more competitive than ever. With millions of artists vying for attention online, breaking through and maintaining a career is no small feat. Many talented musicians fade away, not because they lack skill, but because they fall into common traps that sabotage their careers. If you’re a musician looking to build longevity in the industry, avoiding these career killers is crucial. Let’s break down the four biggest threats to your success—and how to stay ahead.
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