In a recent video circulating online, controversial comedian Afia Schwarzenegger appears to indirectly address rumors surrounding her son James’s sexuality.
The video emerged amidst a heated exchange where Afia vehemently defended herself against accusations that she opposed the anti-gay bill because of her children.
Two years ago, Afia’s former close friend, Nana Tornado, accused her twin son, James, of being gay, alleging that Afia’s parenting contributed to his sexual orientation. Tornado further threatened to expose Afia’s personal matters if she continued her public tirade against him.
Despite the swirling controversy, James’s alleged gay partner came forward to deny the rumors. However, in the recent video shared by Afia, she seemingly acknowledges, albeit subtly, that one of her sons may indeed be gay.
The video has sparked further speculation and discussions online about Afia Schwarzenegger’s family dynamics and her response to the allegations.
The fight that everyone was greatly anticipating became a shock to the whole world in less than 5 minutes not even after the first round.
The tie between Anthony and Francis is obviously over! There might be no point for a rematch as nothing in the fight calls for that. One would rather say, a mismatch between the two titans. Physically formidable but psychologically Francis was just incapable and unprepared!
Anthony on the other hand really prove a point of his incredible run in boxing history.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has announced that Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang will once again be the running mate for John Mahama in the upcoming 2024 presidential election.
This decision marks her second stint as a vice-presidential candidate, having previously served in the same capacity during the 2020 election, which the NDC lost. Before venturing into politics, Professor Opoku-Agyemang held the position of Minister for Education from 2013 to 2017.
During her tenure, she focused on several key educational reforms, including efforts to reduce teacher absenteeism, establish special schools, and implement policies such as the BECE Private Candidates Policy.
Notably, she played a crucial role in the introduction of the progressively Free SHS program, which aimed to enhance access to secondary education. Additionally, her administration prioritized infrastructural development, contributing to the overall improvement of the quality of education in Ghana.
Aside from her political endeavors, Professor Opoku-Agyemang boasts an impressive academic background. She served as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast and held the position of Chancellor at the Women’s University in Africa, located in Zimbabwe.
Her educational journey began at Aburi Girls and Wesley Girls High School before pursuing a bachelor’s degree in English at the University of Cape Coast. She later obtained a PhD in English literature from York University in Canada.
Professor Opoku-Agyemang has chaired numerous Boards and Committees, including the Council of the University College of Education, Winneba, and the Academic Committee of the Ghana Council for Tertiary Education.
Her contributions to education have been recognized with various honors and awards. She is also an active member of several prestigious organizations, including the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences and the African Literature Association, USA.
As a two-time Fulbright scholar and a Fellow of the Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Professor Opoku-Agyemang continues to inspire and mentor countless students, reflecting her dedication to education and leadership.
Wendy Shay, also known as “Ghana Wake Up,” has opened up about the challenges female musicians face in the industry, particularly when seeking collaborations with male artists.
In a candid discussion with Berla Mundi on TV3’s special International Women’s Day edition, Wendy Shay revealed the unsettling reality of how some male celebrities demand sexual favors from female musicians in exchange for collaboration opportunities.
Highlighting the male-dominated nature of the entertainment industry, Wendy Shay expressed frustration over the disparity in treatment between male and female artists. While male musicians often readily collaborate with upcoming male artists, they impose additional conditions, including sexual favors, when approached by established female artists for collaborations.
“This is a male-dominated industry where women are mostly overlooked. There is this rejection on the path of women. We get a rejection from our male counterparts when we want to have a feature,” Wendy Shay emphasized, shedding light on the systemic challenges faced by female musicians.
She further lamented the double standard, where male artists are more willing to collaborate with upcoming male artists but impose unfair conditions on established female artists. This disparity creates additional hurdles for female musicians striving to make their mark in the industry.
Wendy Shay’s candid disclosure sheds light on the underlying issues of gender inequality and exploitation within the music industry, sparking important conversations about creating a more inclusive and equitable environment for all artists.
Ghanaian reggae dancehall sensation, Stonebwoy, and his wife, Dr. Louisa, recently joined the latest dance craze on TikTok, much to the delight of netizens. In a hilarious video, the couple attempted the dance moves but struggled to get them right, adding a touch of fun to the moment.
Dr. Louisa, now a crew member on Stonebwoy’s team, accompanied him to London to celebrate his birthday on March 5th, marking the occasion with memorable moments.
In other news, the “Baafira” hitmaker is gearing up to headline the inaugural “Rolling Cocoa Festival” in Washington, USA, showcasing his musical talent on an international stage. Fans are eagerly anticipating his performance at the event.
Ghanaian actor John Bredu Peasah, best known for his role as “Drogba” in the YOLO series, has reached out to the public for financial assistance to support his ongoing medical treatment.
He revealed on his official Instagram page that he has been diagnosed with a Demyelinating Disease and has been undergoing treatment for the past two and a half years.
In his statement, he shared details of his bank account to facilitate contributions.
Interested individuals can contribute to his treatment fund by sending donations to the following account: Name – John Bredu Peasah, Bank – Access Bank, Account Number – 0535934031, Branch – Adjiriganor Branch.
Ghanaian actor John Bredu Peasah, best known for his role as “Drogba” in the YOLO series, has reached out to the public for financial assistance to support his ongoing medical treatment.
He revealed on his official Instagram page that he has been diagnosed with a Demyelinating Disease and has been undergoing treatment for the past two and a half years.
In his statement, he shared details of his bank account to facilitate contributions.
Interested individuals can contribute to his treatment fund by sending donations to the following account: Name – John Bredu Peasah, Bank – Access Bank, Account Number – 0535934031, Branch – Adjiriganor Branch.
Sarkodie, Africa’s highly acclaimed rapper, has expressed his views on the issue of royalties in Ghana, considering it a significant topic in the country. In an interview, he emphasized the need for improvements in the royalties system, describing it as a relatively simple task.
The rapper suggested that implementing an effective royalties system is achievable with the right approach, either through governmental intervention or by industry stakeholders taking appropriate measures. He highlighted the importance of ensuring that musicians recoup the money they invest in their craft.
Sarkodie proposed a system similar to those in Western countries, where musicians benefit financially from their creations. He outlined a scenario where establishments playing music would log each song played, allowing musicians to receive compensation accordingly.
For example, if his songs were played at an event, he reasoned that he should receive compensation for each play, which could amount to a significant sum considering the frequency of such events in Ghana, including parties, funerals, and naming ceremonies.
According to Oheneba, Chairman Wontumi’s close associate, John Kumah was allegedly poisoned through grilled Guinea Fowl. Oheneba recounted that during a campaign rally in Tamale, both Chairman Wontumi and John Kumah were served grilled guinea fowls to eat.
After consuming the meat, they all fell mysteriously ill, with Chairman Wontumi experiencing persistent vomiting throughout the night. To mitigate the situation, Dr. Bawumia’s personal doctor was urgently called to administer first aid.
Despite the initial treatment, John Kumah declined further medical attention, believing he was fine. Unlike Chairman Wontumi, who continued with regular health check-ups, Kumah’s decision not to seek further treatment may have contributed to his demise, as the poison had reportedly been in his system since November.
It’s suspected that certain influential figures within the NPP orchestrated the poisoning incident. Captain Smart had also reportedly voiced similar suspicions prior to Kumah’s passing.
Yesterday, the sudden demise of John Kumah, the Deputy Minister for Finance and Member of Parliament for Ejisu, reverberated across Ghana’s political sphere. Reports from Kumah’s aide indicated that he passed away at Suhum Clinic while en route to Accra for medical assistance in Germany.
Amidst the grief, Mr. Oheneba, an associate of Chairman Wontumi, alleged that Kumah was poisoned along with his boss and Andy Appiah Kubi, both prominent NPP figures.
Following his passing, a list of properties reportedly owned by Kumah emerged on social media.
But before diving into that, let’s delve into Kumah’s professional background. Admitted to the Ghana Bar in 2013, he co-founded Aduaprokye Chambers, a notable law firm in Adabraka.
He also founded Majak Associates Ltd, a thriving construction company, and served as CEO of NEIP (National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program).
The alleged properties include a 10-acre land in his hometown, a mansion in Ejisu Donaso valued at $2 million, a 100-acre farm in the Ashanti Region, a property in East Legon, a construction company, several vehicles including 4 Toyota V8s, and filling stations across Ghana.
With a decade-long political career and diverse business ventures, Kumah’s net worth was speculated to be around $30 million at the time of his passing.
