Edith Mensah is a journalist for Graphic Communications Group Ltd, focusing on national news in Ghana. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant culture and talent in her country, Edith covers a range of topics including entertainment, arts, youth issues, and notable achievements by Ghanaians. Her articles aim to inform, inspire, and celebrate the achievements and stories of individuals and communities in Ghana.
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Edith's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news within Ghana, with an emphasis on events and government announcements related to the entertainment industry. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews with prominent figures in the Ghanaian entertainment industry.
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By: Edith Mensah
LYNX Entertainment signee Kasar Music is out with a new song Akosua Cinderella, and it’s proving to be the perfect tune for men on the lookout for their missing ribs.Built on the romantic fairy tale of Cinderella, the song takes listeners on a loving trip with a message of love and the magic of c
HIPLIFE musician Wutah Kobby, of the defunct music duo Wutah has officially dropped Dollar Dollar, the first single and title track of his upcoming EP scheduled for release later this year.Dollar Dollar is to reintroduce the talented artiste who has been off the music radar for more than five yea
This year’s Tidal Rave Beach festival, a key youth cultural movement is set to take place on Saturday, October 12 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel.Dubbed, “Catch The Sun”, it promises to deliver a variety of new and exciting experiences that go beyond the music, creating an immersive all-day beac
By: Edith Mensah
The Chief Executive Officer of Ghana-Russia Center for Commerce and Relations, John Aggrey has urged stakeholders in the cinema industry to collaborate and invest in local content to revitalise the sector.He made this call at the 10th edition of St. Petersburg International United Cultures held i
Renowned Ghanaian actress Mercy Asiedu has opened up about what attracted her husband to her.In an interview with Andy Dosty on Accra-based Hitz FM, Mercy revealed that her husband first became charmed with her through her film appearances, specifically noting that he was particularly drawn to her b
By: Edith Mensah
What was meant to be a sun-soaked day of excitement quickly turned into a rain-drenched adventure at this year’s Tidal Rave, themed Catch the Sun.Ravers, who eagerly anticipated a day of sunshine and mad energy, were instead met with an unannounced downpour that redefined the event's atmosphere.
By: Edith Mensah
The Praise Dance Concert of the 10th Ghana Dance Festival came off last Saturday to the glory of God, featuring the best of Praise Dance Ministers in a holy dance battle for the number 1 spot. The event which was held at PIWC Atomic, in partnership with the PIWC’s Ministry to Celebrities, saw AfroSt
BOARD Member of Ghana Reggae Dancehall Awards, Daddy Bosco, has debunked recent remarks made by Highlife musician Adangba over Dancehall breeding hooliganism among the youth of Ghana.
By: Edith Mensah
The second edition of the Ghana Reggae Dancehall Awards (GRDA) has officially been scheduled for Sunday, December 15, 2024.
By: Edith Mensah
Ghanaian gospel musician Bernard Amankwah has a clear message for his colleagues in the gospel music industry, especially new entrants: the fraternity should not be regarded as the road to financial gain, instead, see it as a means to glorify God.
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