The National Theatre of Ghana was filled with a lot of sadness on the evening of Thursday, March 27, 2025, as industry giants, young actors, and theatre enthusiasts gathered for a special tribute event.
The night was used to remembering Mawuli Semevo, and to honour his life and legacy.
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has officially addressed reports of freezing the assets of business mogul Richard Nii Armah Quaye, founder of Bills Microcredit, following his extravagant 40th birthday celebration at Accra’s Independence Square.
The event, held on March 22, 2025, turned heads due to its sheer opulence, featuring performances from top Ghanaian and Nigerian celebrities.
Multiple award-winning Ghanaian actor, Alex Adu Kofi, aka Agya Koo has ventured into the ever-growing industry of digital content creation.
Agya Koo, whose career began in the early 90s, cut his teeth with Ghana’s comedy show Key Soap Concert Party where he picked up his stage name.
The actor boasts an impressive catalogue of more than 200 Ghanaian movies, working alongside other prominent personalities including Nana Ama McBrown.
He’s one of the few actors to have tasted the golden age of Kumawood with legends like the late Bob Santo and Abusuapanin Judas.
Thestudio has already started running its first programs Edawanim and Kyere Mu Kyereme.
Star actress, Nana Ama McBrown jas revealed that she gave birth when she was 41.
Speaking on the DivaDocLetsTalk podcast, McBrown opened up about the painful experiences she endured on her journey to motherhood.
She recounted how she cried most of the time and compared herself to her colleagues in the industry who had already become mothers.
”Whiles building my career, I was crying because I had not given birth then.
When I see my mates, I was like, will I even give birth? After working towards it, I still wasn’t getting a child,” she recounted.
Luckily for her, through advancements in science and technology, McBrown managed to conceive through In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) at the age of 41.
”I was offered to chose between an IVF and surrogacy, but I said I will do an IVF first. Even if it was 5 times. If it doesn’t work then I will go for surrogacy
”Fortunately for me, I gave birth when I was 41,” she said.
However, despite her experiences, McBrown said she has no regrets over her past decisions.
”I don’t regret chasing my career before having children,” she said.
Veteran Highlife musician and actress, Madam Paulina Oduro has argued that Kofi Kinaata is bigger than the TGMAs.
This follows the musician’s snub from the upcoming TGMAs.
Speaking in an interview, she stressed that Kofi Kinaata is bigger than the award scheme and does not need its validation.
Paulina Oduro praised the Things Fall Apart hitmaker, highlighting his exceptional talent and undeniable contributions to the music industry.
“He is bigger than that and we know who he is, he is cute, handsome, and he can sing and rap, so he doesn’t need it,” she said.
Paulina Oduro further heaped more praises on Kinaata saying:
“Kofi Kinaata is my passion because he is from where I am from. From where he started, I am proud of him because he has taken the western region and Takoradi to a level where nobody has.
“This young man has done this on his own. By taking Takoradi on the map, I am like his mom.”
Ghanaian actress and television host, Nana Ama McBrown, intends to retire at the age of 50.
She opened up about her retirement plans in a recent interview.
McBrown said she would venture into farming if she eventually retires.
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“At age 50, I want to slow down on these appearances and all that. I want to go into farming. I have started now,” she said in an interview on the Diva Doc Let’s Talk podcast.
Apart from her plans for farming, McBrown would like to combine it with a leisure business where visitors can get a place to relax.
“At age 50, I want to slow down on these appearances and all that. I want to go into farming. I have started now,” the popular actress stressed.
In Ghana’s dynamic business landscape, few names carry as much weight as Richard Nii Armah Quaye. Known for his strategic investments in youth-driven businesses, he has played a crucial role in the growth of multiple industries, from hospitality to fintech. Now, through his Quick Angels investment firm, he is helping propel Lynx into an era of innovation and diversification—solidifying its position as more than just a music powerhouse.
A key milestone in this transformation is the launch of Lynx Electronics, a technology subsidiary dedicated to pushing the boundaries of entertainment and consumer tech. At the forefront of this expansion is the Lynx Reverb Headset, a premium audio device designed to deliver an immersive listening experience. This move represents Lynx’s bold step into the tech industry, bridging the gap between music and cutting-edge sound innovation.
Richard Nii Armah Quaye’s investment philosophy has always been about identifying and empowering local businesses with the potential to scale. From Pizzaman Chickenman to a range of high-impact startups, his contributions have consistently fostered economic growth and job creation.
Under the leadership of Richie Mensah—another Richard whose name is synonymous with creative excellence—Lynx has long been a cornerstone of Ghana’s music industry. But now, with the added financial muscle and strategic insight of Richard Nii Armah
Quaye, the company is pushing boundaries beyond music. The synergy between the two Richards has created a dynamic force driving Lynx’s evolution, ensuring its continued relevance and influence.
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The Lynx Reverb Headset embodies this new era, combining sleek aesthetics with cutting-edge technology to redefine how music lovers and content creators engage with sound. This expansion into consumer electronics reflects a larger ambition—to blend entertainment and technology seamlessly, ensuring Ghana remains a key player on the global creative stage.
The collaboration between Richard Nii Armah Quaye and Richie Mensah represents more than just an investment—it is a strategic partnership shaping the future of Ghanaian entertainment. With one Richard providing the vision and capital for expansion, and the other steering the creative and operational aspects, Lynx is well on its way to becoming a multimedia conglomerate that transcends its musical roots,
As the Lynx Reverb Headset makes its way into the market, all eyes are on what’s next for Lynx. With Richard Nii Armah Quaye backing the company’s bold moves, the industry can expect even more groundbreaking innovations that will set new standards for the future of entertainment and technology in Ghana and beyond.
Ghanaian songstress Sista Afia has finally broken her silence on the backlash surrounding her outfit at the recently held plush birthday celebration of businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye.
The party, which took place at the Independence Square on Saturday, March 22, 2025, saw the singer rocking a stunning red dress that had her b00bs visibly popping out.
Ghanaian actress and television personality Nana Ama McBrown has shared that she has no regrets about prioritizing her acting career before starting a family.
Speaking on the DivaDocLetsTalk podcast, McBrown revealed the emotional struggles she faced while trying to conceive. She admitted that seeing her colleagues become mothers while she was still childless often brought her to tears.
“While building my career, I cried because I hadn’t given birth yet. I would see my peers and wonder, ‘Will I ever have a child?’ Even after trying, it still wasn’t happening,” she recalled.
READ ALSO: It’s Shameful To Say You Can’t File TGMA Nominations – George Quaye Chastises Musicians
McBrown successfully conceived through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) at the age of 41.
“I was given the option of IVF or surrogacy, but I chose IVF first—even if it took five attempts. If it didn’t work, then I would consider surrogacy,” she explained.
Fortunately, her first IVF attempt was successful, and she gave birth at 41. Despite the challenges, McBrown remains confident in the choices she made.
“I have no regrets about focusing on my career before having children,” she affirmed.
Ghanaian actress and media personality Nana Ama Mcbrown has shared her emotional journey to motherhood, revealing that she faced intense ridicule and cried over her struggles with childbirth before successfully conceiving through IVF. pic.twitter.com/10VxTPbwN5
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Okatakyie Afrifa has broken silence over his arrest.
During his ‘For The Records’ show yesterday, he affirmed that his ex-girlfriend Anne Sana Daly caused his arrest.
Okatakyie alleged that Anne accused him of sextortion and further edited their conversation to make it fit her agenda.
“I was told that Andeli reported me and said I have her nudes and I am blackmailing her with them.
I told them to bring evidence, and so they took me home and took what they wanted and said they were going to investigate me. I dated this lady six years ago, so I won’t talk about how toxic she is.
However, I picked intel that they have a dossier on her and so she should be careful. She edited the messages I shared with her for it to look as though I was saying I had her nude videos,”
