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Lali X Lola: The Female Twin Musicians Changing the Narrative

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Lali and Lola, the identical twins behind the stage name Lali X Lola, are rapidly emerging as influential figures in Ghana’s music industry. Originally from Cape Coast, the duo blends their local musical heritage with innovative interpretations of Afro-fusion, Afro-soul, and Afrobeat, creating a distinctive sound that stands out in the vibrant Ghanaian music scene.

The sisters began their artistic journey as dancers, but it wasn’t until September 2021 that they officially ventured into music. Their electrifying performances and captivating energy quickly earned them recognition. They draw inspiration from their rich cultural roots, with their mother’s Ashanti royal lineage and their father’s Ewe heritage from the Volta Region, which deeply influence their musical style.

Their rise to fame was significantly bolstered by TikTok, where their tracks gained widespread attention. Lali X Lola are celebrated for their ability to merge classical melodies with contemporary beats, appealing to both local and international audiences. Among their standout tracks are “JOHNNY,” a playful critique of a cheating lover, and “Hello,” a soulful expression of deep emotional connections and longing.

The twins describe themselves as “entertainment scholars,” highlighting the importance of balancing education with their creative endeavors. They are committed to refining their craft while aiming to elevate Ghanaian music on a global scale.

Lali X Lola have performed at prestigious events like Coco Fest, where their fusion of Afrobeat, reggae, and pop creates a lively and engaging atmosphere. Their transition from dancers to rising music stars is a testament to their passion, talent, and determination. As they continue to evolve, Lali X Lola are poised to make a lasting impact on the global music stage.

Missing girl from Kasoa found, claims she run away with friends to chill

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A 15-year-old girl who was previously reported missing in Kasoa Buduburam Rose Estates in the Central Region has been found. Constance Mensah disappeared after receiving punishment for returning home late from a haircut.

On August 9, 2024, she was located near the Kasoa station, accompanied by a woman who had been providing her with shelter. A cadet trainer recognized her and notified both her school and the police, leading to an investigation into her claims of being a school dropout.

Upon being brought to the police station for questioning, Constance initially resisted cooperating. However, she later confided in a senior CID officer, revealing that a classmate and a relative had influenced her decision to leave home.

She explained that they had invited her to join them for a festival in their hometown and instructed her to keep the trip a secret, which prompted her to pack a few belongings and leave without her family’s knowledge.

Ghanaian youth are lazy that is why they are jobless – Shugatiti

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Ghanaian actress and businesswoman Shugatiti recently discussed the challenges of managing dishonest employees in an interview with Kingdom FM.

As the CEO of Pot of Shuga, she revealed her struggles with staff members who have engaged in theft and sabotage.

Contrary to the belief that jobs are hard to find, Shugatiti emphasized that opportunities are plentiful. However, she expressed concern over the poor work ethic of some young people, who she described as unmotivated and prone to unethical behavior.

Instead of making the most of their roles, some employees have resorted to stealing from their employers and undermining their success.

Shugatiti also shared that some former workers, driven by false assumptions about her success being linked to wealthy benefactors, attempted to disrupt her business operations.

SDK urges Mahama to address data costs and slow internet at Town Hall (video)

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Comedian SDK Dele recently addressed NDC flagbearer John Dramani Mahama at a town hall meeting, raising critical issues affecting the entertainment industry.

He emphasized the challenges of soaring data costs and inadequate internet speeds that impact content creators nationwide.

SDK Dele’s comments ignited a broad discussion on social media, with many users weighing in on the pricing and performance of Ghana’s telecom services.

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Ypee highlights high hotel costs in Ghana compared to Dubai (video)

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During an interview with, Ghanaian artist Ypee voiced his concerns over the steep prices of hotels in Ghana, drawing from his own experience.

He recounted staying at a renowned hotel in the country, where he was charged $2,000 for a mere two-night stay—a cost he found exorbitant.

Ypee went on to compare this with a recent trip to Dubai, where he stayed at a hotel for seven nights and paid $2,500, noting that the overall expense in Dubai was more affordable than his experience in Ghana.

This comparison underscored the significant difference in accommodation costs between the two destinations.

DWP star Endurance Grand reconnects with sister in Nigeria – video warm hearts

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Endurance Grand recently made a trip back to Nigeria to reconnect with her family after her first professional assignment in the UK, where she collaborated with fellow DWP Academy talents.

During her visit, she shared some of her most cherished moments, celebrating the joy of reuniting with her loved ones.

Among these highlights is a video of Endurance and her sister engaging in a fun dress-up activity, which has resonated with many fans.

The clip not only showcases their playful interaction but also underscores the deep bond they share as sisters, leaving viewers touched by their strong connection.

McBrown to fund release of 47 inmates for 47th birthday (video)

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Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, the CEO of Crime Check Foundation, recently disclosed that actress Nana Ama McBrown will be sponsoring the release of 47 prisoners as part of her 47th birthday celebration on August 15, 2024.

This charitable initiative is aimed at giving a fresh start to those behind bars. Kwarteng shared this news in a widely circulated video, expressing admiration for McBrown’s compassion:

“As Nana Ama McBrown approaches her 47th birthday, she has committed to securing the freedom of 47 inmates. I believe this act of kindness will inspire many and draw prayers her way.”

The video, which features Kwarteng at Akuse Prison—one of the facilities that will benefit from McBrown’s gesture—highlights the impact of her support.

He also reflected on the biblical call to care for prisoners, noting, “The Bible encourages us to reach out to those in prison, uplift them, and share hope, because life behind bars is extremely challenging.”

Ola Michael expresses his disbelief in the presence of ‘juju’ in the Ghanaian movie industry

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The ongoing discussion about the factors leading to the decline of the Ghanaian movie industry remains a hot topic.

In a recent interview, renowned actress Portia Asare suggested that the industry’s collapse was partly due to some individuals allegedly using juju (black magic) against their colleagues who were perceived to be more successful.

However, during a segment on UTV’s United Showbiz on Saturday, August 11, 2024, prominent movie director and producer Ola Michael challenged these claims. He asserted that while various issues contributed to the downfall of the industry, the idea that juju was a significant factor is far from accurate.

Ola Michael pointed out that there are multiple reasons for the industry’s challenges, and the claim that actors were using black magic to sabotage one another is not among the most plausible explanations.

Watch the video here: https://web.facebook.com/watch/?v=376050552189612

Gyakie nearly tears up as artist draws her with pen in few minutes (video)

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Artist Enil Art recently captured widespread attention by gifting musician Gyakie a remarkable portrait of herself at what seemed to be a hotel’s bar area.

The moment, which was caught on video, shows Gyakie enjoying a party when the artist presented her with the drawing.

Touched by the gesture, she embraced Enil Art several times, visibly moved by the thoughtful gift.

The video quickly went viral, resonating with many on social media. While the heartfelt interaction won over viewers, some also playfully speculated about the duo making a great pair.

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