Stephanie Benson is not your typical Ghanaian woman and neither are her daughters. The proud mama recently posted pictures of her daughters with their partners. This generated some questions as to why not a single one of Stephanie’s daughters managed to find a cool Ghanaian gentleman to settle down with. READ ALSO: Every Expandable Hole … Read more
As we have countlessly reported on Afia Schwarzenegger that she is an embodiment of uncouthness and the height of thrash talking, she has once again proved us right for always describing her with such adjectives.
At the tail end of 2018, TV Africa, a television station which operates here in Ghana found itself in serious financial and managerial crisis leading to mass resignation and termination of staff contracts.
Nana Ama Mcbrown, the ever beautiful and glowing Ghanaian female actress, socialite, entrepreneur and television host arguably is one of the happiest married female celebrities in Ghana.
She and her husband occasionally receive bad press from the Ghanaian media in relation to their marriage, but they have continually proved to Ghanaians over the years that they are hugely in love and their marriage is founded on solid rock.
The Ghanaian movie industry continues to be a breeding ground for substandard people who continue to call themselves celebrities and actresses with no proper movies to their credit.
These people mainly ladies continues to use their beauty and body to drive attention and remain relevant in the Ghanaian media space instead of their talent. Do they even have any talent at all?
A journalist and dedicated development worker, Joseph Quaye Amoo, has bemoaned the lack of coverage handed to real issues plaguing the country by the media, instead focusing on shallow, sensational stories such as that of Obinim which has no developmental value.
Amoo, who works in development journalism and is thus intent on seeing the media turn their focus to the real issues, said in a recent video that instead of fuelling development, the profit motive is at the forefront of reportage – which means giving more coverage to the stories that sell, no matter how silly.
