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Nana Ama McBrown Reflects On Motherhood Journey, Says She Has No Regrets

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Nana Ama McBrown Reflects On Motherhood Journey, Says She Has No Regrets

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.

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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.

Okatakyie Afrifa reveals why he was arrested

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Okatakyie Afrifa reveals why he was arrested

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,”

VIDEO: My Biggest Regret In Life Is Lying To My Ex-Girlfriend – Okyeame Kwame

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VIDEO: My Biggest Regret In Life Is Lying To My Ex-Girlfriend – Okyeame Kwame

Renowned Ghanaian musician Okyeame Kwame has made a rare revelation about a painful decision from his past that continues to haunt him.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Kofi Kum Bilson on Peace FM’s Mid-Morning Show on Wednesday, March 26, 2024, the legendary rapper disclosed that his biggest regret in life was lying to a woman he once loved.

Recalling the incident, Okyeame Kwame shared that this happened during his early years when he traveled to America.

According to him, he was in a serious relationship with a lady he truly loved and had even assured her that he wanted to marry her.

His intentions, at the time, were sincere, and he genuinely believed they were destined to spend the rest of their lives together.
However, upon his return to Ghana, fate had other plans.

He mentioned that he unexpectedly met another woman who completely captured his heart and as a man who believes in monogamy, he felt it was only right to be honest with his partner in America.

Okyeame Kwame further disclosed that he told this lover in the USA that he had fallen in love with someone else and, as a result, could no longer continue their relationship.

He sadly added that the aftermath of his confession, was something he had not anticipated.

The OK Foundation boss mwntioned in the interview that out of broken heart, the lady declared that she would never marry another man again because of the pain he had caused her.

This, Okyeame Kwame admitted, has remained a heavy burden on his conscience. “Whenever I see her and realize she is still not married, it really hurts me,” Okyeame Kwame stated.

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Despite the regret he carries, the award-winning musician was quick to clarify that he was not making this revelation because his marriage is lacking in any way.

On the contrary, he expressed immense gratitude for his wife, Annica, emphasizing that she is the best thing that has ever happened to him.

Lynx Electronics Announces The Game-Changing Lynx Reverb Headphones

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Lynx Electronics Announces The Game-Changing Lynx Reverb Headphones

Lynx Electronics, a subsidiary of the Lynx Group, is proud to announce the Lynx Reverb—a cutting-edge headphone designed to elevate the listening experience with unmatched clarity and precision.

The Lynx Reverb represents a bold step in Ghana’s growing tech landscape, embodying Ghanaian creativity, vision, and commitment to high-quality audio technology.

Key Features of the Lynx Reverb:

  • Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): Eliminates external distractions for crystal-clear sound.
  • Three Hearing Modes: ANC On, ANC Off, and Transparency allow users to adjust their sound environment.
  • Touch Controls: Seamless playback, volume adjustment, and track navigation with a simple tap.
  • Bluetooth 5.3 Connectivity: Fast and stable pairing with a range of up to 10 meters.
  • Extended Battery Life: Provides 30 hours of playback, 1.5-hour fast charge, and 300+ hours of standby time.
  • 40mm Audio Drivers: Deliver deep bass, crisp highs, and a balanced, dynamic sound.
  • Ergonomic & Stylish Design: Over-ear fabric cushions, sleek black finish, grey ear pads, and a foldable, stretchable frame.
  • Durability & Portability: Reinforced metal components for longevity and a stylish mesh carrying case for easy transport.

With the tagline “Now that’s Clarity,” the Lynx Reverb isn’t just a headphone—it’s a statement of quality, focus, and lifestyle, bringing a Ghanaian vision to the global stage.

Availability & Special Offer

The Lynx Reverb will be available for purchase starting April 2025 at select retail stores nationwide and online.

To celebrate the announcement, Lynx Electronics is offering a special introductory discount for a limited time. 

For more details or to pre-order, stay updated on future releases by following @LynxElectronics on social media.

About Lynx Electronics

Lynx Electronics, a subsidiary of the Lynx Group, is a leading provider of innovative audio solutions committed to delivering high-quality products that transform how people experience sound. With a focus on cutting-edge technology and customer satisfaction, Lynx Electronics continues to push the boundaries of possibility in the audio industry while proudly contributing to Ghana’s technology sector.

Media Contact:

Khaissah

Marketing Manager, Lynx Electronics

Khaissah@lynxfamily.com

+233 256560154

I have never received any award after 20 years in music – Mzbel laments

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I have never received any award after 20 years in music – Mzbel laments

Hiplife veteran,  Mzbel, has lamented over the fact that she hasn’t won any award despite being in the music industry for the past two years.

According to Mzbel, despite being a Ghanaian, she has received awards from Nigeria, Liberia, Kenya, Ivory Coast and other countries.

Speaking to Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z, she said: “I have been in the industry for 20 years; I’ve never received any award.

She made the statement when talking about what she would do differently if she had yet to start music.

According to her, because she really didn’t prepare for a music career, she did things anyhow, and that in a way affected her.

“I am not blaming anybody. I think it is the branding.

If I were starting music today, I would put more effort into my branding.

The branding wasn’t put together well. I was just put out like that, with no proper branding. I would go on the radio and say anything, put on any outfit, go where I am not supposed to,” she said.

Mzbel Opens Up About Unplanned Music Career And Branding Struggles

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Mzbel Opens Up About Unplanned Music Career And Branding Struggles

Ghanaian hiplife artiste, Mzbel, disclosed that her entry into the music industry was unplanned, significantly impacting her ability to build a strong brand.

Speaking in an interview with Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM, the veteran musician admitted that despite her two-decade career, her lack of proper branding cost her several opportunities, including awards.

“I am not blaming anybody. I think it is the branding. If I were starting music today, I would put more effort into my branding. The branding wasn’t put together well.

I was just put out like that, no proper branding. I would go on radio and say anything, put on any outfit, go where I was not supposed to,” she explained.

Mzbel pointed to Becca as a prime example of a female artiste who was well-branded under the management of Kiki Banson.

She advised up-and-coming female artistes to learn from her experience and prioritize branding to sustain their careers in the competitive music industry.

Beverly Afaglo talks about how she struggled as a budding actress

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Beverly Afaglo talks about how she struggled as a budding actress

Award-winning Ghanaian actress, Beverly Afaglo, has recounted how she struggled as a budding actress.

Speaking on The Career Trail program on Joy Learning TV and Joy News, the actress-cum entrepreneur explained that many movie producers at the time preferred casting half-caste or fair-skinned actors, making it difficult for dark-skinned talents to secure roles.

In her own words;

“Our time, what most of the producers were doing was, you had to be a half-cast. I think Jackie Appiah was the only person because she was a star already, so they needed her,” she said.

In the course of the interview, Beverly added that movie directors and producers had a strong opinion that fair ladies looked better on screen

“Producers thought light-skinned actors looked better on TV. As a result, most of them preferred casting light-skinned individuals,” she noted.

D-Black Gives Tips For A Successful Business

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D-Black Gives Tips For A Successful Business

Ghanaian businessman and rapper Desmond Blackmore, well-known as D-Black, has given tips for a successful business.

He advised the youth to choose businesses they are passionate about.

The Black Avenue Muzik boss reiterated that passion is the key to success.

He gave this advice at the 40th birthday celebration of Ghanaian businessman Richard Nii-Armah Quaye.

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“When making a decision about what business to invest in or dedicate your time to, I believe you should choose something you are truly passionate about—something that excites you, something that makes you eager to get up in the morning and work on it,” D-Black said in an interview with GhanaWeb’s Stella Dziedzorm.

“Passion for what you do is key to success. That’s the first thing—be passionate about it. So when things aren’t going well, your love for it will keep you going until it bears fruit,” he further stated.

Have You Seen Any Rich Man Who Is Foolish Before? – Osebo Queries As He Advises The Youth

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Have You Seen Any Rich Man Who Is Foolish Before? – Osebo Queries As He Advises The Youth

Ghanaian fashionista and businessman, Osebo the Zaraman, has offered a piece of advice to the youth.

He called on them to use their brain and work smart.

Osebo stated that one needs to have sense before getting money.

The fashion icon questioned if there’s any rich man who is foolish.

He made this statement at the 40th birthday celebration of businessman Richard Nii-Armah Quaye.

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“You can’t just be like him. I’ve listened to one of his interviews. This guy has really suffered. And what he went through, most of the young guys today will not go through. Even when you ask them to do it, they won’t do it. So, it’s not easy to be like him,” Osebo told GhanaWeb’s Stella Dziedzorm.

“Have you seen any rich man who is foolish before? You need to get a brain. If you don’t have sense, you won’t get money. So, you need to have sense before you think about how to get money. You need to use your brain to get money.

“Not too much hard work, but then you can use your brain and get money. So, if you want to be like him (Quaye), trust me, it’s not going to be easy. You can be more than him, but you need to use your brain,” he added.

It’s Shameful To Say You Can’t File TGMA Nominations – George Quaye Chastises Musicians

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It’s Shameful To Say You Can’t File TGMA Nominations – George Quaye Chastises Musicians

George Quaye has criticised Ghanaian musicians who cannot file Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) nominations.

The former Charterhouse head of communications said it’s a shame if some musicians cannot familiarise themselves with the nomination process of the award scheme.

He stated that it is not pleasant for them to sit on radio and complain without knowing the nomination process.

“If I were a musician, I would feel very ashamed to sit on the radio and say I don’t know how to submit forms for the TGMAs. Should I come to your house to show you how to do it? The scheme has been here for 25 years, if you have any interest, you do it yourself,” Quaye said on Hitz FM.

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If they cannot do the nomination themselves, the media personality averred it is prudent for them to hire someone who can help them.

“If you can’t do it yourself, get somebody to do it for you. But to sit on social media and say you don’t know how, it’s shameful. At worst, drive to CharterHouse; it’s not in the south of France. There are many people around who can help you.

“It only tells me clearly that you are not interested. If you want to be part of the scheme but can’t put in the work, don’t even call yourself a musician,” George Quaye averred.

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