Kyekyeku invites Samira Bawumia for ‘1957’ premiere

Second Lady Mrs Bawumia (left) interacting

with Kyekyeku (second left) and his team

Budding Ghanaian actor, Kyekyeku, has invited the Second Lady, Samira Bawumia for the premiere of his maiden ‘1957’ movie in Accra.

Kyekyeku and his team who paid a courtesy call to the Second Lady at her office in Accra on Monday presented an invite to her for the premiere set for the National Theatre on April 27.

In his brief remark, Kyekyeku, real name, Bismark Ofori explained that the ‘1957’ movie tackles issues of peaceful co-existence among tribes in Ghana.

He also called for support from corporate Ghana and the government to develop the creative sector.

“We need to invest more in the sector as it is capable of marketing the country and providing a source of livelihood to many when well projected,” he stated.

Mrs Samira Bawumia on her part expressed appreciation to Kyekyeku and his team for the invite.

She accepted the invitation and pledged to support the young actor’s project and the industry.

“Together, we can develop the industry and provide the avenue for young ones like Kyekyeku to grow and contribute to national growth,” she stated.

You’re Artiste of the Year- Patoranking tells King Promise

Celebrated Nigerian musician, Patoranking has tipped King Promise as Ghana’s Artiste of the Year.

According to him, King Promise is best suited to be awarded Artiste of the Year at this year’s Telecel Ghana Music Awards.

He made this comment when performing at a concert staged by King Promise at Washington DC in the United States yesterday.

It would be recalled that King Promise whiles performing last weekend in Ghana made the point the he has worked hard that any artiste in the country and deserves to be crowned the ultimate.

This point made stirred the music space, making other pundits and journalists recounts the successes he chalked last year.

Born Gregory Bortey Newman, King Promise had global appeal in the year under review with successful tours across Asia, including Bali, as proof of his influence beyond Ghana’s borders.

He also rocked music lovers in Europe, Africa, North and South America among others.

Currently, King Promise is on a tour of United State filling auditoriums and delivering unforgettable experiences through his artistry.

He is nominated alongside King Paluta, Team Eternity, Stonebwoy, Black Sherif, Kweku Smoke and Joe Mettle.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme

Young Excellence Music Awards set to thrill Belgium with a Celebration of Rising Stars

Belgium is set to host an unforgettable night of music, talent, and cultural celebration as the Young Excellence Music Awards (YEMA Awards 25) makes its highly anticipated debut.

Organized by Emmanuel Ampaabeng, Founder and CEO of Westline Entertainment the brains behind Ghana’s prestigious Western Music Awards in collaboration with Elvis Mugisha, CEO of Mugisha Entertainment, YEMA Awards 25 is designed to spotlight and honor the next generation of musical stars from diverse backgrounds.

The awards is set to take place at the Claridge Event, Belgium on Friday, 2nd May 2025 at 10 PM.

This maiden edition will recognize emerging talents making waves in the global music scene, offering them a platform to shine internationally.

Attendees can expect a night of electrifying performances from rising stars, including Moutabwoy, Laioung, Bizzy Salifu, Infinity Music Worldwide, IdPizzle, SK Frimpong, Skales, Fayn, Myasima, Motown Priest, Black Coco, Lyco, Bronze, and many more.

Beyond the performances, YEMA Awards 25 promises a spectacular fusion of music, culture, and entertainment, setting the stage for young artists to thrive.

Interested partners can reach out via www.yemaward.com for enquiries or

Follow @yemusicawards on social media for updates.