The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has celebrated Fante women for their remarkable cooking skills, highlighting their reputation for excellence in the kitchen.

In a video shared by Opemsuo Radio, the revered monarch fondly recalled his childhood memories of his Fante aunt, Auntie Evelyn, whose dishes were a staple of his early years.

“She was a fantastic cook,” Otumfuo noted, reminiscing about the meals she prepared for him, often packed for school.

He referenced a popular Ashanti saying, “Get money and marry a Fante woman,” to underscore their culinary prowess.

The Asantehene’s remarks have sparked admiration and conversation about the unique cultural contributions of Fante women, particularly in the realm of food.

Fante Women Are Perfect Cooks- Asantehene#opemsuoradio pic.twitter.com/zr2EuUSesU

— Opemsuo Radio (@OpemsuoRadio) November 26, 2024

Ghanaian actor Lil Win has flaunted his newly acquired customized BMW months after surviving a serious accident involving his Mercedes Benz.

The Kumawood star shared a video on his TikTok account, showcasing the new vehicle decorated with artwork from his award-winning film, ‘A Country Called Ghana’.

The crash happened on May 25, 2024, when Lil Win was on his way to the premiere of the film.

The accident left him hospitalized, and the Mercedes Benz he had recently purchased was severely damaged.

In the TikTok video, the actor proudly displayed his new BMW, impressing his fans and
followers.

Ghanaians reacted positively to the video, praising the actor’s recovery and encouraging him to drive safely.

Many fans reminded him to take good care of the vehicle to avoid another accident.

Ghanaian musician Jackline Acheampong, popularly known as Gyakie, has candidly shared her struggles with early career pressure in an interview with BBC Africa.

During the exclusive interview, the “Forever” hitmaker revealed that heightened expectations from fans and management to deliver consecutive hits often left her in tears.

“I would cry at home almost every three days because the pressure was too much,” she admitted, especially after her breakout hit “Forever” skyrocketed her to fame.

She added that being shouted at or pressured would overwhelm her emotionally.

However, Gyakie has since developed resilience, learning to navigate the music industry’s demands while handling negativity on social media.

Her story highlights the often-overlooked emotional toll artists face in their rise to stardom.