Opinion

If Ghana ever exports laughter, it might rival cocoa. We are a nation that laughs at everything from dumsor to politics, ...

In TV3 39;s quest to assert its authority in Ghana as the home of reality TV shows, the channel 39;s management premie ...

Ghana has never lacked creative talent. From highlife legends and Afrobeats pioneers to filmmakers, fashion designers an ...

By Dickson Boadi The Ghanaian music industry has always been driven by competition, and that competition has hel ...

There is something profoundly wrong with an industry where the people who create the music struggle to pay hospital bill ...

There was a time in Ghana when calling someone meant enduring that monotonous ldquo;tring-tring rdquo; limbo. Then came ...

Every great music nation has a sound. America has hip hop. Jamaica has dancehall and reggae. Nigeria has become synonymo ...

Kuami Eugene has always understood one truth better than most Ghanaian pop stars: melody is currency. ...

When the Clock Starts Ticking and the Charts Start Panicking Some songs arrive like guests who knock politely. ...

There are two types of music listeners. The first hears a song, falls in love instantly, throws it into a playlist calle ...

On a humid May evening in Accra, when the city lights begin to flirt with the ocean breeze and every taxi driver suddenl ...

A New Kind of Influence Is Emerging mdash; And It rsquo;s Being Built, Not Broadcast For much of the modern era, glo ...