The career of young actress/singer and certified slay queen, Yaa Jackson, is really taking off. Her singles are very popular among the youth and she’s a natural attention seeker which keeps her trending a lot of the time.
She recently also signed a new management deal with B Magic Empire, owned by Delay’s little boytoy Richmond Boakye Yiadom.
In Ghana, our entertainment industry is riddled with a lot of female celebrities who are very much single and need men but continue to live bossy and pompous lifestyles like they don’t give a damn about a man and the whole idea of getting married and submitting themselves to a man as the head of the nuclear family. The irony is that the ‘Big Girl’ lifestyle they live on social media mostly is catered for by men.
It is very much common to come across very decent Ghanaian women in their thirties, who have done so much for themselves, family and community that they live in. Their chosen careers whether in academia, business, entertainment, media etc that they indulge in have been nothing short of successful and excellent.
Allow Black Stars striker Richmond Boakye-Yiadom to brighten up your day with his crazy ‘Freedom’ dance.
The Red Star Belgrade hitman moves his body fabulously along to Shatta Wale’s catchy tune in a new video he uploaded to his Instagram page.
The Black Stars of Ghana got their World Cup qualifying campaign somewhat back on track after getting a comfortable 5-1 win over Congo in Brazaville.
The Stars looked a totally different team from the dejected bunch which only managed a 1-1 draw with the same Congolese in Kumasi last Friday.
The Black Stars were in action earlier today in an international friendly in Brazzaville to commemorate the unveiling of the new 60,000 seater Kintele Stadium.
But despite a festive occasion for the Congolese, the Black Stars were in bullish mood and came out 3-2 winners with Jordan Ayew grabbing a very late goal.
The Black Stars were in action Tuesday night in Paris as they took on the Eagles of Mali in an international friendly game.
Avram Grant’s side were back in action after losing 2-1 to Senegal in an earlier friendly, their first outing after the heartbreaking Cup of Nations final.
Sporting a much changed squad, Ghana took the lead in the 56th minute through Udinese midfield dynamo Emannuel Agyemang Badu. Richmond Boakye Yiadom’s through pass poked home by the diminutive midfielder.
