Kwaku Sintim Misa affectionately called KSM is set to take up a radio program on Radio XYZ, 93.1 FM according to Presspeep.com.
According to presspeep, KSM will anchor his new program with the aim of developing the youth and it has been dubbed “Creative Intelligence” with KSM.
Veteran Ghanaian arts & entertainment critic/blogger Osarfo Anthony recently got married to his sweetheart, Badu, in a rarely seen Vedic ceremony held in Accra.
Anthony, a former contributor to GhanaCelebrities.Com, and his wife are both devotees of the Hare Krishna religion and thus were married in the storied tradition of that movement.
A survey of the social media followership of prominent Ghanaian comedians has been released, featuring numerous expected names and some unexpected ones.
The ranking, dubbed the Ghana Social Media Rankings, was carried out by Avance Media and was recently revealed.
The host of the KSM show, Kwaku Sintim-Misa has written an open letter to the prophets of doom admonishing them to ask God to tell them how we can make our struggling economy great.
Kwaku Sintim-Misa aka KSM took to his Facebook page and posted:
KSM continues to express worry over the oversized influence of religion in the lives of Ghanaians and how harmful that can be.
The satirist, who recently warned about the so-called prophets of doom, has another piece of advice for Ghanaians in general about our dealings with religion.
Prophets of doom have taken over the nation with glee in recent days, since the death of dancehall star Ebony Reigns.
They all claim they saw the death coming and it seems like that’s all they are good for, killing celebrities.
The pressure is real folks, especially in a traditional society like Ghana. You start approaching a certain age, especially as a woman, and every other question you get is about when you are going to walk down the aisle.
Amusingly, some of these questions come from other single people like yourself and celebrated playwright Uncle Ebo Whyte has described such people as ‘stupid’.
Veteran Ghanaian comedian and satirist, Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM), has warned comedians that even though their job is to make people laugh, the business itself is not a laughing matter.
KSM took to social media to pen his words of advice to upcoming comedians after Khemical said that most Ghanaian comedians are broke.
The New Patriotic Party–NPP is in power and as usual, the show off wealth and opulence lifestyle cannot be taken away from them. Already they have been accused of overspending, corruption and sponsoring of vigilante groups to cause violence in the country by the opposition, NDC.
The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi has opulently unearthed the ‘jaw-breaking price’ of his gold necklace and Rolex gold watch.
Comedian/satirist Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM) has completely torn into the absurd comments uttered by Ghana’s Amabassador to South Africa, George Ayisi-Boateng.
KSM described the ambassador as an immature clown who employs infantile thinking, referring to his nepotism laced comments about how opportunities would be shared during an NPP administration.
Lawyer Maurice Ampaw has opened up about his marital life, revealing how he met his wife when she was only 16 and how he first approached her.
Ampaw says he met the woman he later married at age 21 when she was only 16 and had been sent by her mum to buy zomi.
The never ending debate over the feminist movement in Ghana continues, with legendary satirist KSM adding his voice.
There is no question that many share in the ideals of feminism, men and women alike: but when a certain toxicity is attached to the movement, to wit tear down the man to elevate the woman, it turns many people off and doesn’t really advance the agenda.
The official launch of the biography of the CEO of EIB, Bola Ray, came off Thursday night at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra.
It was a star studded event with all your favourite celebrities in attendance.
On a night where the media, political and celebrity heavyweights turned out in droves to show their support, Bola Ray’s biography was launched with much pomp and pageantry the likes of which this nation has rarely seen. From the start of events with the arrival of dignitaries, including Bola Ray’s parents, till the purchase of … Read more
Comedian/satirist Kwaku Sintim-Misa says Ghanaians really like talking about problems, but we never find solutions to our them.
KSM passed his comment in a post on Facebook.
