Viasat 1 is set to roll out a new Latin American Telenovela this month. The latest addition to the channel’s already exciting line-up is expected to draw more viewers from a larger demographic to its 3pm weekday slot. The new telenovela- IN THE NAME OF LOVE- takes over the baton from soon to end HIDDEN PASSION which saw massive audience followings since its premiere during the last quarter of last year. “En Nombre Del Amor” IN THE NAME OF LOVE tells the story of two sisters Macarena and Carlota, who must pay dearly, with pain, loneliness and resentment, for having fallen in love with the same man, and the consequences of that love in their autumn years.

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Miss Ghana 2010, Stephanie Karikari has been made the new face of the popular hair relaxer, of BO-16 manufactured by Ghandour Cosmetics. Stephanie’s new found status means she would lead most of the company’s publicity platforms. She will act as the ‘cover girl’ in most of their branding materials both home and abroad, for a one year period.

An excited Stephanie said: “I am grateful to all the wonderful people who worked around the clock to make this a reality. BO-16 is a world class product so for me to be chosen as its Face means a lot. To all those who trusted and believed in me, I can’t stop thanking you and to the management of Ghandour, I say a big thank you”.

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THE text line for voting for the MTN Ghana Music Awards scheme has been activated. Therefore the MTN short code 1767 can be accessed by the general public who are encouraged to take part in the selection process by voting their favourite to win awards via text.

The voting process is simple enough, all one needs to do is send the alphabet representing the category that one wants to vote for to the MTN short code 1767. A reply text will follow with the list of that category and the patron can chose their nominee and send to the short code again. A confirmation text will confirm the validity of the vote.

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Busua, a little village tucked away from Takoradi, the capital of Western Region, resonated to the sounds of the ‘Asabaako! Music Festival’ throughout Ghana’s 54^th Independence celebrations from March 5 to 7. The buzz of ‘Asaabako!’ travelled fast and wide across the predominantly fishing and farming community, as posters and flyers littered the village. The locals were indeed ready to have all the fun that ‘Asabaako!’ promised and that was just what they had!

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