Behind the glamour and the stardom of being a celebrity lies the opportunity to help the underprivileged in society. However, not so many Ghanaian celebrities are in tune with this idea of factoring into their fortune, the desire and the need to help others.

3^rd February was the birthday of the Ghanaian charming Actor “John Dumelo” and to commemorate this day, he stepped into Baayire, a village which lies 2 hours drive away from Wa in the Upper West Region of Ghana.

At a school in Baayire, John Dumelo made a presentation of books, pencils, pens, erasers, chalks, crayons and others. Also, the Actor shared biscuits and soft drinks with the pupils as part of celebrating his birthday with them.

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The entertainment industry in Ghana has seen tremendous growth over the last couple of years as seen in the increasing number of entertainment options open to patrons of all ages.

If the number of events organized in December of 2010 alone is anything to go by, then one can confidently say that the entertainment industry is well on its way to stating a case for itself to be recognized not only in Ghana but across the sub-region.

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Miss Ghana 2010 winner Stephanie Karikari is set to start her project work on women empowerment later this month.

The 19 year old would take to the ghettos and slums in search of deprived and destitute women whose living conditions impact negatively on their children. She would attempt, through the kind donation of her sponsors and well-meaning Ghanaians, to bring relief and assistance to them.

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