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On July 13th, 2024, Oak Hill Park in London will come alive with the vibrant sounds and rich cultural heritage of Ghana as Akwaaba UK presents the 20th edition of the Ghana Party in the Park. This annual event, which has grown to become the biggest African outdoor festival in the UK, promises an unforgettable experience for all attendees, showcasing the best of Ghanaian music, food, and cultural displays. This year's festival will feature an impressive lineup of artists, with Danny Lampo poised to deliver an electrifying performance. Known for his dynamic stage presence and captivating musical style, Danny Lampo is set to share the stage with other notable acts such as Wendy Shay, King Paluta, KiDi, Lasmid, Tulenkey, Kotm Beeztrap, and OlivetheBoy. This star-studded roster ensures a day filled with top-tier entertainment and a celebration of Ghana's rich musical talent. Beyond the music, Ghana Party in the Park offers a full immersion into Ghanaian culture. The festival

Denel’s Foundation, a non-governmental organization, has outlined its activities for the year, with a health screening climaxing the activities. Under the theme one in a million, this year’s activities are tilted towards the health sector. This year’s activities include a media tour, school tour, a community outreach and finally a Massive health screening and seminar to climax the activities. Since 2022, Denel’s Foundation has found a way to support people in need. In 2022, the foundation began its journey by donating food items and clothes to the Royal Seed Orphanage, which catered for over 100 children and 65 young adults. In 2023, the foundation donated medical supplies to the Pentecost hospital and offered financial assistance for ten (10) hepatitis B and diabetes patients. There was also an educational drive on the risk of diabetes and how people take care of themselves. This year’s activities start in July and climax in August. About Denel’s Foundation Denel’s F

Paulina Mefia Denteh, a recent graduate of general medicine from Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University, has made history by becoming the first Ghanaian, African, and female foreigner to receive the prestigious red diploma from the university. This extraordinary achievement marks a significant milestone in the university’s history and serves as a testament to Paulina’s unwavering determination, perseverance, and dedication to excellence. Paulina’s journey began at Methodist Senior High School in the Eastern Region of Ghana, where she demonstrated exceptional academic prowess despite the school's limited science facilities. Watch Dr. Paulina's Acceptance Speech as Valedictorian & Red Diploma Certificate recipient below: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C80BOQGidy5/ https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8umfLMCaNS/ https://www.instagram.com/p/C8uxzhHKzkm/ https://www.instagram.com/p/C8tYG15qBUc/ https://www.instagram.com/p/C8r4dqgKngM/ She played a pivotal role in pi

World Day Against Child Labour is celebrated every year on June 12th. This year, 2024, it commemorates its 25th Anniversary globally. In lieu with with, Israel Maweta, celebrated Ghanaian Traditional Musician and Gospel Crooner joined with his voice to speak against Child Labour. He drops a song titled “Say No To Child Labour” to campaign for the initiative. The song is available on all major digital music platforms. Listen/Download Here: https://mipromo.ffm.to/israelmaweta-saynotochildlabour Watch Lyric Video on YouTube: Israel Maweta who also celebrates his 25th Anniversary in music has been at the forefront of social commentary; with at least 23 Albums to his credit, he uses his lyrics to correct many ills of society through his music, across a variety of genres ranging from Borborbor, Agbadza, Zigi, Asafo, Gospel, Reggae, Zouk, Highlife, just to name a few. His latest Album titled “Amenuveve” features Ghana’s ‘Gospel Artiste of the Year’ (TGMAs) Winner, Na

Whoever made the decision to put Kush Keef and Ras Kuuku on the remix of this song certainly made the right decision. Both artistes sank in deep with the fitting lyrics and melodies for “E Go Be” Remix. Many (Ghetto) Youths are really facing it hard during these times with economic downturns and most of them have given up on their dreams and hard work; nonetheless, there has to be a voice for the voiceless, thus, Kush Keef recruited Ras Kuuku on this new cut. “E Go Be” Remix is tipped to be a new street anthem for the streets. The song has sparsely lose lyrics but with yet explanatory rhymes which carries the message across. The infusion of local dialect in the song also creates some originality and typically talks to the Ghanaian hustler on the streets. Released across all major music platforms, the song is available for streams and download. Listen/Download Here: https://ditto.fm/e-go-be-remix About Kush Keef: From the vibrant hood of Dansoman, Accra,

The song is the lead melody from his newest Grace album. From the foregoing, it is with no doubt that the song released recently has quickly resonated with listeners within just a matter of a short time. Known for his soulful voice and deeply spiritual lyrics, Pastor Joseph Lawer has delivered a powerful anthem of faith and hope with "What God Can't Do Does Not Exist". As the song continues to gain popularity, it is clear that "What God Can't Do Does Not Exist" is certainly going to become a favorite among gospel music fans, touching hearts and lifting spirits around the globe. The song "What God Can't Do Does Not Exist" combines contemporary urban gospel rhythms, creating a sound that is both modern and timeless. The song's uplifting melody and heartfelt lyrics speak to the challenges and triumphs of the spiritual journey, offering a message of encouragement and divine inspiration. In an exclusive interview, Pastor Joseph Lawer r

In a commendable act of generosity and commitment to education, Stacey Rosa, a renowned Ghanaian philanthropist based in the UK, has donated over 600 math sets to the students of Ada Senior High Technical School. This significant contribution is aimed at enhancing the learning experience and academic performance of the students, particularly in mathematics. The donation, made through the Stacey Rosa Foundation, underscores Rosa's dedication to supporting education in Ghana. By providing these essential tools, she hopes to alleviate some of the challenges faced by students in accessing quality educational resources. Mathematics, being a fundamental subject, often requires specialized equipment that can be costly for many students and their families. During the handover ceremony, representatives from the Stacey Rosa Foundation emphasized the importance of education in national development and reiterated their commitment to investing in the future of young Ghanaians. The donation