MNet is proud to announce that DStv’s new premium Africamagic channel 128, Africamagic Entertainment, will be premiering the Ghanaian production, Adams Apples, created and directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso and produced by Ken Attoh today the 17th of April at 8.30pm.
The storyline follows the lives of the four “Adams” Ghanaian women; the widowed, ex-diplomat’s wife and her three daughters in their early and mid thirties. They work through domestic struggles, family life and personal battles to achieve success and happiness in a fast changing 21st century Ghana where love can elude the hopeless romantic, victory can scorn the hardworking and marriage can be an illusion. The Adams’ seek all these and more from life and each other.
Adams Apples is sexy its sassy and its got plenty ‘Wahala’.
The cast features many talented Ghanaian actors including Joselyn Dumas, Kweku Sintim Misa, Naa Ashorkor , Yvonne Okoro , Anima Misa Amoah and John Dumelo.
MD of MNet, Biola Alabi says, “This AfricaMagic expansion is also a tribute to the content providers talent and faith in us. We’re fortunate to partner with professionals who recognize that many African businesses are forging bold futures, futures that they too will benefit from in the long-term. So we want to salute them because, together with our viewers, they’re bringing the African legacies of community and storytelling into a new era.”
First launched on DStv nearly a decade ago, M-Net’s pioneering AfricaMagic channels have grown to become the home of great African storytelling, music and entertainment. Currently the AfricaMagic channels deliver original stories, dramas, series and talk shows which capture the diverse imagery, culture and thinking of the continent. This has stimulated phenomenal growth and interest and has inspired M-Net to further expand its AfricaMagic channel offering to meet its viewers increased demand for content made in Africa for Africa.
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Mimi Divalish In Identity Crisis As She Changes Name To Habiba Andani!
Since most Ghanaian musicians have identity crisis, changing of names is always anticipated or welcomed.
The process where an artiste changes his/her name is not new. However, it appears that this phenomenon has caught up with modern Ghanaian artistes.
Let me run quickly through some artistes who have been involved in the name changing craze. Efya started her career with Jane Awindor. She swapped to Miss Jane, then to Jane and finally to her present name Efya.