A BBC presenter has been fired after making a seemingly racist joke about the royal baby recently born to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan.
Danny Baker, a presenter with Radio 5 Live, posted a photo of a couple holding a chimpanzee by the arm and captioned it: “Royal Baby leaves hospital”.
Ex-Ghanaian footballer, Manuel Junior Agogo has sadly revealed that he is unable to write with his right hand after suffering stroke for close to 5 years.
Junior Agogo in a video sighted by GhanaCelebrities.com revealed that he finds it difficult to move and control his right hand. “It’s better but it ain’t like before”, the former Ghanaian striker said.
When the movie industry in Kumasi was really booming and was basically at its peak, they dazzled many of us with their storylines, acting skills, comic actors and actresses, plot and setting of their productions.
Today in Ghana you cannot even say we have a proper and a functional movie industry not to even talk about the fact that the industry is booming.
Kumawood uprising actress, Maame Serwaa has become the first in the Kumawood movie industry to appear on the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) for an interview.
An interview granted by BBC to find out about some of the challenges and achievements of the young actress since she came into the Ghanaian movie industry.
The debauched murder of Ghanaian undercover journalist and close associate of Anas Aremeyaw Anas, Ahmed Hussein-Suale, has found its way beyond the shores of Ghana and into the arms of the international media.
The BBC has reported on the death of Hussein-Suale, who was killed late Wednesday by gunmen in Madina.
Ghanaian self-acclaimed Dancehall King, Shatta Wale was rightly placed in the corner by the boss of SarkCess Music, Sarkodie in his viral track “My Advice”.
The song which has been featured on BBC and also trending worldwide solved one of Ghana’s biggest problems ─Shatta Wale…lol.
Sarkodie’s sense filled diss at Shatta Wale ‘My Advice’ got him trending globally in no time as Ghanaian social media kept talking about the incredible freestyle video.
Sark reached into himself and brought out his best performance in a long time to respond to Shatta Wale’s childish disses and it showed as ‘My Advice’ really got everyone talking.
Anas Aremeyaw Anas nearly lost his life during an investigation in Malawi into the ritual killing of people, including children.
Anas was nearly lynched by a mob as he was meeting one of the ritual killers and some passing townspeople mistook them all for ritual killers.
Ghanaian young and talented rapper, Kwesi Arthur has disclosed that his dream was to become a footballer but he had a change of mind after he was inspired by Canadian rapper, Drake.
Kwesi Arthur made this known when he featured for the first on BBC’s Focus on Africa.
In yet another twist to the Anas-BBC saga the British Broadcaster has announced they are working on a new project with Ghana’s tiger-eyed investigative journalist.
According to an updated statement from the BBC, whilst they did not work with Anas on ‘Number 12’ as they earlier clarified, they have not disowned or disavowed him as the Ghanaian media is seeking to portray.
Editor in Chief of the New Crusading Guide newspaper, Abdul Malik Kweku Baako Jr., has apologized to Ghanaians for implying that the ‘Number 12’ documentary was a collaboration between the BBC and Tiger Eye PI.
A BBC statement released Tuesday to the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) said the assertion by Mr Baako and Anas was a lie.
An email sent by the BBC to the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) seems to implicate Anas Aremeyaw Anas and his boss Kweku Baako in a scheme to lie to or at the very least mislead Ghanaians.
Since the release of ‘Number 12’, Kweku Baako has said a couple of times that Anas partnered the BBC for the documentary and it has been an accepted truism.
Baby mama Yvonne Nelson has disclosed that some movie producers demanded s*x from her in exchange for movie roles.
Yvonne Nelson in an interview on BBC said:
Yvonne Nelson says everyone else can go to hell as far as her decision on giving birth outside of wedlock is concerned.
In her sit down with the BBC earlier today to mark International Women’s Day, the actress said her decision is no-one’s business but her own.
Ghanaian rapper, M.anifest aka GodMc has stated that when it comes to songwriting, women are the best.
M.anifest in an interview with Veronique Edwards on BBC said that women write better songs than men, their songs are mostly with words that refreshes the mind.
