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Amelley Djosu: Dear comedians, the headliner should not be the weakest link
The issue is not that headliners are not funny. It is that many of their sets feel unprepared, too long, and out of touch with the audience.
Gayina’s Pound of Flesh: George Quaye’s new play explores religious intolerance in Ghana
Ghanaian playwright and director George Quaye is set to premiere Gayina’s Pound of Flesh, an original African adaptation of William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, at the National Theatre this August.
Film, Stage, Street: Jeffrey Nortey delivers masterclass in storytelling at sold-out ‘3 Faces’ show
The third edition of 3 Faces of Jeffrey Nortey was more than a show. It was an experience.
Ehalakasa seeks state support for three representatives heading to World Poetry Slam Championship
Ghana’s spoken word collective, Ehalakasa, is appealing to the government for support to send three representatives to the 2026 World Poetry Slam Championship in Durban, South Africa.
The youth are drowning – Vivies Dance and Theatre Academy sparks national conversation on addiction
A contemporary dance theatre production staged by Vivies Dance and Theatre Academy is drawing national attention to the growing crisis of addiction among young people.
Ghanaian filmmaker Benard Agorsor wins Ohio University Research & Creative Activity expo
Ghanaian filmmaker Mr Benard Agorsor is breaking new frontiers in the U.S creative industry, having emerged as the top of Ohio University's Research and Creative Expo 2026. The Expo, which is held annually, highlights student research, scholarship and creative works that are furthering knowledge and benefiting society.
Sir David Adjaye breaks silence on vision behind Ghana’s National Cathedral
For years, Ghana’s proposed National Cathedral has existed at the centre of political debate, public scrutiny and national controversy. Conversations around the project have often focused on its cost, delays and the fierce public criticism surrounding it. But at a public lecture delivered at the Kwame Nkrumah Universit...
Classic ‘I Told You So’ to be remade in 2027 for Ghana at 70
Ghanaian actor and director Fiifi Coleman is planning a remake of the classic Ghanaian film ‘I Told You So’, with the new version expected to be released in March 2027 to mark Ghana’s 70th independence anniversary.
It’s becoming difficult to stay private after viral Hitz FM dance video – Dr. Bright Ofosu
Dr. Terry Bright Ofosu, Head of the Dance Department at the School of Performing Arts, University of Ghana, says life has become increasingly difficult to keep private following his viral dance interview on Hitz FM.
Nollywood actor Solomon Akiyesi dies after short illness
Nollywood actor Solomon Akiyesi has died in his sleep after a brief illness, throwing the Nigerian film industry into mourning. The National President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Mr. Yakub Abubakar, confirmed the development.
“My career had its major kick off from Ghana” – Klint Da Drunk
Nigerian comedian Klint Da Drunk has expressed gratitude to Ghana for playing a pivotal role in his career.
Asantehene urges swift completion of KNUST Hospital following Parliamentary approval
The Chancellor of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has called on all stakeholders to ensure the timely completion of the first phase of the university’s long-stalled teaching hospital, following Parliament’s recent approval of its budgetary allocation.