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Apologize to the youth of Ghana – MzbeL fires Tracey Boakye
Ace Ghanaian music diva, MzbeL known in private life as Belinda Nana Ekua Amoah, has called out Tracey Boakye, to apologise to the youth of Ghana for fake motivational messages.
According to MzbeL, Tracey had always paraded herself as self-made entrepreneur enjoying the success of her hard work.
However, according to MzbeL, in Tracey’s recent outburst which was targeted at her, the latter exposed herself by revealing she sleeps with men for her riches.
MzbeL said by Tracey’s own words, she had deceived many youths with her usual motivational messages which projected her to be a successful entrepreneur.
The veteran musician in a Facebook live video added that Tracey does not practise what she preaches but rather sleeps with men to attain all the wealth.
For this reason, MzbeL has charged Tracey to apologise to the youth of the country for misleading them with her wealth.
Tracey Boakye released several videos on Wednesday raining insults on her rival MzbeL for allegedly warming the bed of her sugar Daddy,
“I have warned him (sugar daddy) to quit buying you stuff. He is mine now and there’s nothing you can do about it,” Tracey revealed.
The ongoing misunderstanding between actress Tracey Boakye and female veteran musician MzbeL seems not to end any time soon as both uncover more hidden secrets about each other.
The Board of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) has introduced a new “Swing Period” policy aimed at ensuring songs released late in the year receive fair consideration for nominations.
The new policy, introduced in the 27th edition of the awards, allows songs released in December to be considered in the following awards year if they meet specific eligibility requirements.
According to the organizers, a song must have been released in December of the eligibility year, must have demonstrated measurable impact within the year under review, and must not have received a nomination in the previous edition of the awards.
The Head of Public Events and Communications at Charterhouse Productions, Robert Klah, explained in a statement that the decision followed three years of consultations with stakeholders in the music industry.
He said the policy reflects the scheme’s commitment to ensuring that songs with strong impact are not disadvantaged simply because they were released late in the year.
Under the newly introduced policy, two songs have received nominations in the 27th edition of the awards.
They are “Messiah” by Sarkodie featuring Kweku Flick, and “Excellent” by Kojo Blak featuring Kelvyn Boy.
The board said both songs gained significant attention and audience engagement after their release, making them suitable examples of the situation the Swing Period policy seeks to address.
According to the organizers, the new approach is part of efforts to ensure the awards continue to recognize excellence in Ghanaian music while adapting to changes in the industry.
They noted that with evolving music release patterns, digital consumption trends and global audience dynamics, the awards scheme will continue to refine its processes to maintain credibility while ensuring deserving works receive recognition.
By: Jacob Aggrey
The time has come for musicians who were outstanding in the year under review in 2025 to earn nomination at Ghana’s prestigious music awards.
The much-awaited nomination for the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) is slated for today, March 14, 2026.
As part of measures to build up anticipation, the announcement will commenced with an hourly unveiling of nominees across all official TGMA social media platforms and partner channels from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Everything would be wrapped up in the evening with a special ceremony to officially kick off the 27th TGMA season, featuring the unveiling of the Big Five categories alongside key remarks from industry stakeholders at the Palms Convention Centre.
At the ceremony, the TGMA Calendar Indicating official schedule of activities leading up to the main awards ceremony will be unveiled.
Following the close of the submission window, the Board and the Selection Committee spent weeks reviewing works released during the year under review.
Each entry was carefully evaluated for artistic merit, technical excellence, and cultural impact to ensure that the final nominee list reflects the very best of Ghanaian music.
The 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards is produced by Charterhouse in partnership with TV3, Closeup, British Council, refreshed by Guinness and powered by Telecel .
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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