I guess Actress Sandra Adu aka Borga Silvia who is is actively pushing her “Boutique” business decided to cut down cost by modelling in her new arrivals.
I have not spotted Home girl in any recent movies. She is one of my local champions and would love to see her come back. Come on Sandra, give the Boutique business some break and call Nana Ama Mcbrown & Agyaa Koo and bring us some Kumasi blockbuster. “Kumasi Yornko” was the “bomb”.
Psalm Adjetefio popularly known as T.T from his role in the hilarious Ghanaian TV sitcom, ‘Taxi Driver’ has revealed that he should have been a Reverend Father 30 years ago. According to the veteran actor, he had wanted to be a Reverend Father but had difficulties in comprehending some of the doctrines and so he had to give up.
He became a household name when he featured in ‘Taxi Driver’ alongside Mikki Osei Berko (Master Richard), George Quaye (Aboagye) and others. Recounting how he got into acting, he remembered when he was invited by Emmanuel Appea to star in a movie after a recommendation by a very good friend who saw his ability to interpret characters very well and that landed him that role. He admits that he was paid 50ghc equivalent back then for his role.
World Cup quarter-finalists the Ghana Black Stars will be honoured in London next month at the Ghana UK Based Achievement (GUBA) awards in recognition of the team’s spectacular efforts in South Africa.
The Black Stars are only the third African team to reach the World Cup quarter-finals and when they were knocked out at of the competition earlier this year, the entire continent and millions of football fans across the world were left disappointed.
The team’s performances have raised Ghana’s profile considerably, and now their efforts will be celebrated at the star-studded GUBA event to be held at the Porchester Hall on Sunday 24 October.
Black Stars captain John Mensah, who attended the GUBA launch last month, says: ‘This is great news. It makes us as a team feel appreciated for what we do for our nation, as we don’t often get awards in Ghana.
Growing up, the topic of hair growth seems relegated to a healthy head of hair, shaving legs/armpits without cuts and perhaps trimming your eyebrows to suite your face.
I am obsessed with the topic of hair in us women which is why today the focus will be on our dark little secret: unwanted hair growth. There is an urban legend that some of our men harbour thoughts of a limitless sex drive in women who happen to have baby hair in areas like the chin.
Though, this myth can seem true if you can consider the fact that this type of growth is associated with hormones, I want us as women to own up to this issue and embrace steps to fix it.
The issue of hirtuism-hair growth in women at chin, neck, breast-deserves a spotlight. Some of our famous women stars of today suffer this secret you will never see in pictures because they spend time and precious money to get rid of the unwanted hair.
