YOU NEED CONNECTIONS TO GET YOUR SONGS OUT THERE – ROCKY

Ghanaian afro-beats musician Rockfeller Jackson Mensah popularly known as Rocky has stated how connections can make or break you in South Africa.

In an interview with Milestone House, the South Africa based musician said you must know lots of important and influential people in the industry to get your music out there for the general public’s consumption. “As a foreigner here in S.A., you must know lots of people and people must know you

SAMA 24 ENTRIES OPEN

The race is on for eligible entrants for the 24th installment of the South African Music Awards (SAMAs)

The RiSA CEO, Nhlanhla Sibisi, today announced that the entries for the prestigious SAMAs were officially opening from 1 November 2017 to 31 January 2018.

The SAMAs seek to honor excellence in music by South African artists who have released new material between 1 February 2017 to 31 January 2018, across over 25 categories encompassing

UTV, GHONE TV AND TV AFRICA NOW ON DSTV

MultiChoice Ghana is thrilled to announce the addition of GHOne TV, UTV and TV Africa to the DStv platform this November. “Our goal is to make great international and local entertainment more accessible to more people” said Cecil Sunkwa Mills, General Manager, MultiChoice Ghana.  He adds the “we strive to give people across Ghana the opportunity to see stories from across the world and their own home-grown stories on our various platforms.” 

The addition of these three channels to our packages will increase the number of Ghanaian channels available on DStv to ten namely, GTV, TV3, Metro TV, Adom TV, Joy Prime, Fiesta TV, UTV,

E!’S FASHION POLICE HANDS OUT ITS LAST VIOLATION WITH FAREWELL SHOW ON DSTV

After more than two decades of countless laughs and unforgettable moments, E!’s iconic comedy franchise, will sign off to “Joan Rangers” one last time when Fashion Police: The Farewell series finale special airs 29 November 6pm on E! (DStv Channel 124) 

Helmed by the legendary comedian and series co-creator Joan Rivers since its inception in 1995, Fashion Police forever changed the pop culture conversation covering every major award show and fashion event through the lens of its signature opinionated, relatable and self-deprecating comedic commentary.  Following Joan’s passing in 2014, the franchise continued with the blessing of her daughter and executive producer on the show since launch, Melissa Rivers, who became a co-host in