Author: EboCute

Australian authorities have revoked the entry visa of American rapper Kanye West, now known as Ye, following the release of his controversial track “Heil Hitler,” which contains antisemitic lyrics that appear to praise Adolf Hitler. The decision, officially announced on July 2 by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, comes in response to the song’s May release, which drew widespread condemnation for promoting hate speech and extremist ideology. Although Ye held a valid visa intended for private visits—not public performances—it was cancelled after a review under Australia’s Migration Act, which allows visa refusal or cancellation for individuals found to be inciting…

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Nigerian Afro-fusion superstar Burna Boy has opened up about his growing desire to start a family, admitting that age is beginning to weigh on his mind. During his recent 34th birthday celebration in Lagos, the Grammy-winning artist revealed that a heart-to-heart conversation with Nigerian billionaire Jowizaza made him reflect deeply on his life, legacy, and the importance of fatherhood. “Age is not on my side anymore. I really need to start having kids,” Burna Boy reportedly confessed, highlighting a personal shift in priorities. Interestingly, this marks a change from his earlier stance. Back in May 2024, Burna Boy had stated…

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Veteran Ghanaian musician and self-proclaimed “Prince of Highlife,” K.K. Fosu, has hinted at an exciting evolution in his musical journey. He is gearing up to introduce a refreshing blend of sounds he calls Afro-Highlife — a genre that will shape his upcoming releases. K.K. Fosu, known for timeless hits like “Anadwo Yede”, made this revelation during an interview with Tony Best on Akoma Mmre on Akoma FM in Kumasi on Wednesday, July 2. Despite his relatively quiet presence in recent years, the highlife star clarified that he hasn’t stepped away from music. Instead, he’s been regrouping and refining his craft…

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Veteran Ghanaian rapper Nii Addo Quaynor, popularly known as Tinny, has shared the real reason he switched from rapping in Twi and English to performing in his native Ga — a decision that ultimately shaped his identity in Ghana’s hip-hop landscape. In a recent interview, the “Makola Kwakwe” hitmaker revealed that he initially rapped in Twi and English to appeal to a wider audience. “Yeah, I actually started as a Twi rapper. I was doing more Twi and English than Ga,” Tinny said. “Twi is the most spoken language in Ghana, so naturally, I thought using it would help my…

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Beninese-French music legend Angélique Kidjo has cemented her place in global music history, becoming the first African artiste ever to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The Grammy-winning icon was officially named among the Class of 2026 during a live press conference on Wednesday, July 2, held at Ovation Hollywood. Kidjo joins an elite group of just nine global recording artists selected this year — including Miley Cyrus, Lyle Lovett, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, The Clark Sisters, and Intocable. She’s also one of six Grammy Award winners on the list.  Known for her rich fusion of Afrobeat, funk, jazz,…

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Mr. Eric Oduro Asiamah, husband of jailed evangelist Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has broken his silence on how he plans to cope during her 15-year prison sentence — and his message is clear: he’s not walking away. Amid public speculation that he might abandon his wife following her conviction for fraud and charlatanic advertisement, Mr. Asiamah has pledged unwavering loyalty to her. “In the next 15 years that she will be in jail, I will be visiting her up and down and continue from where she left off,” he stated passionately. He further revealed plans to take…

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Veteran Ghanaian media personality Caroline Sampson has officially stepped down from her role at Asaase Radio, marking the end of a five-year journey with the station. According to reports from zionfelix.net and nydjlive.com, Caroline, who has been a familiar voice since Asaase Radio’s inception in June 2020, has exited her position as one of its flagship presenters. During her time at the station, she hosted major shows like Brunch on Asaase and Café 995, quickly becoming one of the network’s most recognizable and respected voices. While Caroline hasn’t yet announced her next professional move, fans and industry insiders are buzzing…

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Award-winning Ghanaian filmmaker Leila Djansi has joined the public discourse following the 15-year prison sentence handed down to controversial evangelist Nana Agradaa, real name Patricia Asiedua — and she’s not holding back. Taking to her Facebook page, Djansi praised the court’s decision but argued that Nana Agradaa shouldn’t be the only one facing justice. She called for other “miracle-peddling pastors” who exploit people under the guise of religion to also be prosecuted. “If she is jailed, a whole bunch of miracle peddling pastors who demand seed for miracles should also go to prison. Start from your top pastors,” she wrote.…

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The legal team representing controversial evangelist Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has described her 15-year prison sentence as excessive and unfair, claiming the amount involved in her fraud case was only GH¢540. Speaking to the media, lawyer Asare Baffour questioned the logic behind such a severe punishment, especially after the Accra Circuit Court acquitted Agradaa on some charges due to lack of evidence, including conflict and confinement. “If she was discharged on those charges due to lack of evidence, how strong was the rest of the case?” Baffour asked. “We believe the court was influenced more by public…

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Ghanaian actor and filmmaker Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, has revealed that he invested a staggering $500,000 into his latest movie project, Captain Ibrahim Traoré. Speaking to Graphic Showbiz on June 28, LilWin explained that the film, based on the real-life story of Burkina Faso’s revolutionary leader, demanded enormous financial and emotional investment. “I had to take a loan of about $400,000 on top of my own money and support from others,” he disclosed. “This is by far my most expensive production.” LilWin emphasized that many people underestimate the cost of quality filmmaking in Africa. “Just like Nigeria or…

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