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Eugene Selorm Owusu, born on June 21, 1991, is a dedicated freelance journalist and media practitioner based in Accra, Ghana. An alumnus of the University of Ghana, Owusu has developed a reputation for his insightful coverage of media, entertainment, and social issues, with a particular focus on the Ghanaian scene and the wider African continent. His journalism career is marked by a diverse portfolio that includes in-depth analysis of reality TV shows, such as Big Brother Africa, and its significant pan-African representation, as well as critical reviews of local productions like the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, where he has offered constructive suggestions to improve the live broadcast experience. Owusu's writing is characterized by a blend of professional critique and personal narrative, exemplified by his pieces on media personalities like Berla Mundi, whose evolution from beauty pageant contestant to a leading figure in Ghanaian media he has both chronicled and applauded. He is an advocate for women's empowerment, defending the right to self-expression through fashion without facing societal judgment. His investigative skills are evident in his work on figures like Dr. UN, where he underscored the necessity of verifying claims to academic achievement. Beyond entertainment, Owusu's journalistic endeavors extend to the music industry, reporting on album releases by artists such as Ghanaian musician Remy J. He also engages with social activism, spotlighting initiatives like Drea Pizziconi's campaign for girls' education in Africa. His interest in travel and adventure led him to cover Nicholas Afedi Donkoh's road trip from France to Ghana, a journey that sought to dispel stereotypes and celebrate Ghanaian culture. Furthermore, Owusu has reported on significant diaspora events, including the FACE List Awards in New York City, which recognizes distinguished members of the pan-African community. His work consistently reflects a deep commitment to exploring and sharing stories that shape the social and cultural landscape of Ghana and Africa.
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December in GH: How Ghana Has Become the World’s Playground
The article discusses the 'December in GH' initiative by the Ghana Tourism Authority, which aims to promote Ghana as a prime tourism destination during the Christmas and New Year season. The initiative has transformed the festive season in Ghana, attracting tourists and celebrities worldwide, particularly from the African diaspora. The influx of visitors has led to increased traffic and a boost in business, especially in Accra, the capital city. The article highlights the non-stop entertainment events and the 24-hour economy that comes alive during this period. It also touches on the potential downsides, such as overindulgence and the rise of 'sex tourism.' The author suggests moderation and caution during the celebrations and calls for government support for the entertainment industry to foster happiness and stability in the country.
Long live, Berla "Mundi"!!
The article is a personal account of the author's admiration for Berla Mundi, a media personality and former contestant of the Miss Malaika beauty pageant. The author recounts Berla's participation in the 2010 edition of the pageant, her wins in specific tasks, and her eventual placement as 2nd Runner-Up. Post-pageant, Berla Mundi successfully transitioned into show business and has become a respected media figure in Ghana. The author also comments on Berla's fashion sense, particularly during her appearance as an MC at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. The article criticizes the double standards of public opinion on women's fashion choices and advocates for women's freedom to dress as they please without being judged on morality or decency.
The Unsung Hero of Ghana's Entertainment Industry: Mantse Aryeequaye
The article discusses the career and contributions of Melvin Nii Mantse Aryeequaye, known as Mantse, to Ghana's entertainment industry. Mantse, initially a teenage rapper and member of Funky Functure, transitioned to broadcasting at Radio Gold and became a pioneer of entertainment punditry in Ghana. He also worked as a video editor and voice-over artist at Metro TV, produced music videos, and managed artists like MzBel. Mantse participated in MTV Base and Shell's 'Making the Video Challenge with Shell' in 2008, where his team's music video placed second. He contributed to 'Entertainment Today' magazine and produced content for M-Net's 'Studio 53'. Mantse is also the founder of the Chale Wote Street Arts Festival, which promotes Ghana's tourism, arts, and culture. The article is written by Eugene Selorm Owusu to celebrate Mantse's achievements and impact on the industry.
Bishop Herman, OLA Old Students Set for Pre-BHOBU Games Health Walk
Old students from Bishop Herman College and OLA Girls School are preparing for the 2018 BHOBU Games with a health walk. The event, organized by BHOBU and POGA, is scheduled for June 2, starting at the Ayi Mensah toll booth. The walk aims to foster camaraderie among alumni and current students, promote health and wellbeing, and raise awareness about preventing cardiovascular diseases. Samuel Gedzah, part of the organizing team, encourages widespread participation. The health walk is supported by Newco Logistics and Catering Services, with Joy Sports and TV3 Ghana Network as media partners.
Reggie Rockstone Bares It All On Voice Of America
Reggie Rockstone, also known as Reginald Yaw Asante Ossei, is set to appear on Voice of America's (VOA) 'Music Time In Africa' show to discuss the Hiplife music genre, which he pioneered in the mid-90s. The England-born Ghanaian artist will share his musical journey, including his work with the Hiphop group in the UK and his decision to move to Ghana in 1994. He will also talk about his current involvement with the Hiplife group VVIP. The interview, hosted by Dr. Heather Maxwell, promises to reveal new insights into the origins and inspirations of Hiplife. It will air on January 8 with repeat broadcasts on January 13 and 14.
The 'Stop AIDS Love Life' Campaign: Ghana's Musical Fight Against HIV/AIDS
The article discusses the history and impact of the 'Stop AIDS Love Life' campaign in Ghana, launched on World AIDS Day to combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The campaign was a collaborative effort between various organizations, including Lintas Ghana Limited, the Ghana AIDS Commission, and the Center for Communication Programs at Johns Hopkins University, with funding from USAID. It featured a wide range of educational materials, including a radio drama and a music video featuring prominent Ghanaian musicians. The campaign aimed to promote abstinence, fidelity, and condom use to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS. The success of the campaign's radio show led to the creation of a popular TV series, and the music video was broadcast widely, including on M-Net's network.
Jubilant Tsama aka J Victory
Jubilant Tsama, known by his stage name J Victory, is a seasoned musician from Ghana who has been in the music industry for a long time. Despite an early encounter with renowned producer Hammer at Hush Hush Studios and some local success with his musical partner Hector as 'Tom & Jerry', J Victory faced challenges that led him to take a break from music. Now, inspired by the success of singer Camidoh, he is making a comeback with a new sound that blends various music genres. J Victory highlights the financial struggles of emerging artists and calls for more investment in musical talent. He is confident in his potential to rise to fame and become a global music star.
The late Sima Ibrahim
The article pays tribute to the late Sima Ibrahim, a key figure in Ghana's fashion and modelling industry. Sima, who had experience as a supermodel in Germany, founded Exopa Model Agency and Exopa Modelling School, which quickly became leading institutions in Ghana. He introduced professional standards and concepts like kid modelling to the industry, dispelling negative perceptions and branding Ghana as a fashion hub with events like Ghana Fashion Week. Despite his success, Sima's career was marred by a jail sentence for drug smuggling in 2011. His death on December 5, 2014, ended hopes of a comeback, and his son's attempts to revive Exopa were unsuccessful. The article reflects on Sima's legacy and contributions to the fashion world.
The Tragic Tale of Suzzy Williams: Remembering Ghana's Screen Goddess
The article commemorates the late Ghanaian actress Suzzy Williams, who passed away on September 8, 2005, in a car accident. Suzzy was a prominent figure in the Ghanaian film industry, known for her roles in movies and appearances in TV commercials and music videos. Her death was a significant loss to the nation, akin to Michael Jackson's impact in the USA. The article details the events leading to her accident, including a drinking spree with her Liberian boyfriend, Edwin Eastman, and the aftermath, which involved accusations of medical negligence and the discovery of cocaine and alcohol in her system. Edwin was later charged with various offenses related to the accident but eventually became a born-again Christian and gospel singer. The article also touches on Suzzy's previous relationship with Abeiku Acquah and the massive turnout at her funeral.
20 Years On: The Legacy of Big Brother Africa 1
The article commemorates the 20th anniversary of the first edition of Big Brother Africa (BBA1), which was a groundbreaking reality TV show produced by Endemol for M-Net. It highlights the show's innovative approach of featuring housemates from different African countries and its impact on viewership and public discourse. The show faced controversies, including accusations of immorality and public decency violations, leading to petitions and bans in some countries. Despite this, it was a ratings success and had a significant cultural impact. The article also discusses the post-show careers of the housemates, many of whom leveraged their fame to engage in charity, media, and entertainment. The show's success led to further editions and the involvement of former housemates in other media projects, including hosting TV shows and music careers.
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