Actress Yvonne Nelson says she never lets the negativity of others get to her because she’s a very positive person, which we all know is a big fat lie.
Nelson sat down with the BBC on International Women’s Day to talk about herself with the British Broadcaster.
The boys are in London and grabbing any little international opportunity that will boost their musical careers.
Photos surfacing online show Kuami Eugene with his Lynx Label mate Kidi and King Promise in and around the BBC studios for an interview.
Authorities in Rwanda have shut down 700 churches, declaring them unsafe.
Kenya, like Ghana, has a church infestation problem, with charismatic churches popping up everywhere and chopping people’s money.
The girlfriend of rapper Medikal, Deborah Vanessa in a video making waves on social media has shown her dancing skills.
Deborah Vanessa also known as Sister Debby is seen busily dancing her heart out together with two guys. Sister Debby took to her Instagram page, posted the video and revealed that it was a warm-up dance in preparation for a yet to be released single.
The BBC’s pidgin service continues to make people laugh with their take on trending issues in Africa.
Their latest story concerns the whole tv licence shambles currently engulfing Ghana where people are facing jail terms for simply not paying their tv licence fees.
We’ve heard very little from Stonebwoy’s camp about this but if it had been Shatta Wale there would have been hell to pay.
The BBC social media team goofed big time earlier this week when whilst talking about Ghanaian dancehall star Stonebwoy, they used a photo of someone who’s definitely not him.
It is often said that life is full of uncertainties and anything can happen at any time in life. Being it sickness, death or a major set back. But in all these, life should always be lived and enjoyed to its fullest.
This is the story of ex Ghanaian footballer, Manuel Junior Agogo who suffered a debilitating stroke in 2015, its been two years and it seems the 38-year-old footballer is getting well judging from his recent photos.
A cameraman working for the BBC in Ghana died during an accident whilst filming a stunt scene.
Mark Milsome was part of a crew filming a BBC drama on Saturday when the unfortunate occurred.
Saturday night was a nightmare for residents of Atomic Junction, Madina and its environs, as a gas station exploded, throwing up a huge fireball and plunging the area into chaos.
Official figures on dead and wounded have not been released yet but there’s no question there would be mass casualties from the disaster, an ugly reminder of June 3rd 2015 and how little we’ve progressed since then.
Becca was recently in the UK where she attended the historic first ever edition of the Empire Entertainment organized show ‘Ghana Meets Naija’.
Whilst in the kingdom, Becca had a sit down with the BBC’s ‘Focus on Africa’ program and delved into her perceptions of the just ended show which featured the likes of Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy and others.
A video of a Ghanaian pupil who was captured being so fearful of touching a computer mouse has gone viral making her laughing stock. It’s even likely Feminist Anita Erskine will write to reach out to her soon to help and empower her as a girl.
It’s obvious the Primary School student lives in a deprived area where computers are rarely seen therefore coming close to this magic machine with a “mouse” is a hell.
One died and a few others remain injured following the accident Wednesday night involving Ghanaian giants Kumasi Asante Kotoko.
The team were returning from a Premier League game against Inter Allies in Accra when their bus crashed in Nkawkaw, running into a stationary truck.
An opposition politician in Tanzania has been arrested after she reportedly insulted the President, John Magufuli.
The BBC reports that Halima Mdee was picked up by police in the capital of Dar-es-Salaam after she said the President was ‘ill-mannered’.
Ghanaian rapper M.anifest has bemoaned the lack of support available to artists in the country to pursue their careers.
The rapper was interviewed by the BBC’s ‘Global Beats’ program whilst he was in Cannes for the annual Midem festival, where he joined a group of selected artists from around the world.
A South African man with four wives is the star of a reality show in the country which tackles the issue of polygamy.
Mr Musa Mseleku, 43, is the star of the show, which features himself, his four wives and their ten children.
