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Last Saturday at the Royal Richester Hotel, Miss Malaika 2010 was launched in a colourful ceremony. After an intensive auditions in Accra and in Kumasi to select beautiful young and talented ladies to be part of Miss Malaika 2010, over 500 beautiful girls showed up, this was trimmed down  to 16.

These 16 ladies will compete in 13 weeks of intensive competition where various tasks and activities will be thrown to them in the house. There will be an eviction each week.

Please join the Miss Malaika 2010 train for the next 13 weeks as 16 beautiful ladies perform several activities week in week an out as they battle for the crown of Miss Mailaika 2010. Check Out the photos of the faces below… Who is your pick?

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Viasat1, one of Ghana’s leading entertainment TV Channel is percieved by many as a high profile television station based on the kind of  programs they show on their network. They mostly show lots of foreign movies and series, gradually they introduced West African movies and series and the likes.

The station is set to launch two brand new entertainment programs, which are locally produced. According to the CEO Mr. Rune Skogeng, localising Viasat1 with local productions will help the Viasat1 brand, which he believes will aid them to take further shares of the TV advertising market form the other stations.

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The first annual Ghana’s Most Beautiful Canada Pageant 2010 took place at the luxurious Woodbridge Banquet Hall located at 4000 Steele’s Ave West on Saturday July 10th 2010. Eight girls competed for the title of Ghana’s Most Beautiful Canada, but Miss Nicole Afia Bortsi, a 19-year-old York University psychology student took the title and walked away with a round trip ticket to Ghana, $ 1000 scholarship and a laptop.

The position of the first runner up went to Miss Vivian Achampong who is a nursing graduate from the University of Laurentian. The second position went to Miss Jennifer Achiaa a student at Medix school in Toronto On, and the third position went to Miss Elizabeth Obeng of Brampton On

The well-attended event was organized by Miss Constance Aniwaah Love a 25-year-old young woman who is a growing influential leader in the Ghanaian community in Canada, her missions is to empower the young women and set them on a winning course in life, and by affording each contestant the opportunity to grow and advance thier personal and career goals while acting as a role model in the community.

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Congrats Jackie, many are throwing the words that  GhanaCelebrities.Com or Chris is always kissing Jackie’s ass. Why will I not kiss her ass when she keeps making Ghana proud, when she is on top of the game, when she has proven beyond reasonable doubt that she is the Best Ghanaian Actress in the movie industry now?.

If saying it as it is amounts to kissing Jackie’s ass, then I am kissing it once again. She has made it again. She has beaten the other big names in the game who were all nominated in the same category to win another Award as the Best Actress.

It is funny how some people attribute saying the truth to kissing of ass. Unlike other actresses that I speak or have spoken to before, I have never spoken to Jackie Appiah and she is not a friend, so I say it as it comes. She understands the language of acting, she accepts that she is a celebrity and above all, she is continuously making Ghana proud. Once again, Congrats Jackie.. Read More Below..

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I am not sure if I can keep up with Big Brother All Star Africa to gist up on it’s full proceedings. If I am unable to police the show for regular posting, I will still strive to bring GhanaCelebrities.Com readers exciting moments centered around Ghana’s rep.

Just as the show kicked off,Ghana’s representative to the on-going Big Brother All Star edition was taken to heaven by a lap/face dance from Meryl.

Blind-folded Sammi opened his eyes to Meryl’s booty right in his face and could not believe his luck  as he smiled and played along—touching whatever he could lay his hands and lips on. Geez! homeboy has started on a good note…

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“Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes. ” By Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

The greatest weapon to self realization is having the freedom to act and omit to act in life. Many are times when people have made mistakes in their effort to undertake an activity or in an attempt to realize themselves.

Such mistakes if unconscionably held against these individuals infringe on the freedom that should be given in life.

As we live our lives and interact with others today, we should bare in mind that the moment we give a person the freedom to act or omit to act, his or her mistakes comes within the freedom given. Their mistakes are subject to immunity by virtue of the given freedom.

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Ghanaian international and Inter Milan’s soccer star Sulley Muntari was at the wedding of Inter Milan and Netherland’s play maker Wesley Schneider last weekend. I guess Mr Muntari  was there to throw his support behind his team mate.

Sulley Ali Muntari took his long term girlfriend, model and former Miss Universe Ghana Rep with him.

You know what they say about weddings, when you start paying attention to weddings, yours might be on its way..( Maybe Sulley and Menaye were there to build up confidence and draw motivation to tie the knot soon as well…)

Check out photos below. Personally, I admire Menaye’s outfit.

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Reggie Rockstone, the originator of the music genre known as hip life and also the very genre that earned him the title ‘hip life grandpapa’, celebrated Ghanaian music in Kumasi over the weekend. This was to highlight the premiere of the movie “Black Is White” where he played the role of Nathan in the above movie.

After the premiere the Oseikrom President moved to the Foxx Trap Night Club to witness the unveiling of Morris D’Voice. Immediately Reggie entered the club, he was mobbed by fans. Suddenly all the attention was shifted to him. People were calling and hailing him. He had no option but to take his place at the mic and perform a line to one of his songs.

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It was Saturday the 17^th day of July 2010 and the venue was the forecourt of Foxx FM inside the garden city, the occasion was to unveil Morris D’Voice in Kumasi. Though the album has already been launched in Accra, One Mic Entertainment decided to replicate the same thing in Kumasi in a bid to show love to the musicians’ fans.

In a rush of enthusiasm People started showing up as early as 6pm though the event was scheduled for 8pm. Soon the forecourt was filled with music fans made up of both old and young. The event did however start late due to  the rain but that didn’t deter the loyal fans from remaining glued to their seats to wait for the commencement of the program.

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