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Tommy Annan-Forson's journey to radio began unexpectedly - and his illness paved the way for an amazing career.

Tommy Annan-Forson, veteran broadcaster and founder of Rabodef Radio Academy, recounts his unexpected path to radio. A childhood dream of other careers gave way to mechanics, but fate intervened, setting him on a course that would define his life - but how?

A new project aims to document a century of Highlife music - but who will be involved?

The Wikimedia Ghana User Group has launched the Wikipedia Highlife @ 100 Project. The initiative seeks to improve online documentation of Highlife music as it marks a century - but what will this mean for the preservation of Ghana's cultural heritage?

A Media Summit was recently held as part of the Ashanti Festival Celebrations- but what crucial topic was at the fore?

The Ashanti Global Festival Heritage, with partners, held a Media Summit in Kumasi as part of this year's Ashanti Festival Celebrations- bringing media and industry together. The summit highlighted media's importance in shaping narratives about Ashanti and Ghana.

When did the name 'highlife' first appear in writing, and how does this affect claims of its origin?

Professor John Collins discussed the origins of highlife music on Joy FM's Showbiz Roundtable- a conversation featuring several industry experts. The ethnomusicologist shared details about the genre's history, touching on some interesting points that may stir debate.

Why is Mr. P changing his birthday, and what does it mean for his relationship with his twin brother?

Mr. P, formerly of P-Square, has made an unexpected announcement regarding his birthday - and it involves his twin brother. This decision has stirred up quite a buzz, especially considering their complicated history.

The death of a legend unveils a complex web of relationships- and the women left to grapple with his legacy.

A Celebration of Life event for Daddy Lumba's first wife, Akosua Serwaa, faced legal challenges but proceeded, highlighting the solidarity of Ghanaian women. The untold story of the women in Daddy Lumba's life emerges amidst legal battles and social media noise- hinting at the complexities left in the wake of his death.

Burna Boy's recent tour reached a new milestone- but what record did he break, and where did he do it?

Burna Boy, the Nigerian Grammy-winning artist, has reached a new peak in his career. His recent 'No Sign Of Weakness' tour has achieved a record - but what does this mean for African artists on the global stage?

The creative mind behind Osofo Dadzie is gone- but what impact did he have on Ghana's entertainment industry?

Joris Nana Benyin Wartenberg, a creative force behind the classic television drama Osofo Dadzie, has passed away in Ghana- marking the end of an era. Wartenberg played a key role in shaping television storytelling- but his influence extends far beyond.

Tonto Dikeh's surprising confession about her past has sparked a wave of reactions - but what exactly did she reveal?

Tonto Dikeh, a former Nollywood actress, recently shared details about her past during a ministration in Tanzania- leaving many intrigued. Her revelations hint at a journey through unexpected paths, raising questions about her experiences.

Gomoa's Easter Carnival Day 3: Masquerades and endorsements galore- but what street anthems will ignite the night?

The Gomoa Easter Carnival's Day 3 saw endorsements from dignitaries like Edem Agbana and a vibrant masquerade procession. The festival is solidifying its position as the ultimate Easter destination- but the night's musical finale promises even more excitement.

What hard facts did Blakk Rasta reveal about the Tema mini-plane crash, and what questions is he now asking?

Blakk Rasta is speaking out about the recent mini-plane crash in Tema that tragically killed two men - sons of a well-known religious figure. He's raising important questions about the aircraft's history and clearance for operation, hinting at potential oversights.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo mourns the loss of one of their own - but his legacy will live on.

Albert Mazibuko, a member of Ladysmith Black Mambazo for over 50 years, has passed away at 77. The group described the musician as a "wise elder" - his influence will be felt.