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DSL preaches peace and truth in ‘Back To The Roots’ EP
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Fast-rising Ghanaian reggae/dancehall musician, Lawrence Senyo Adiase, known in private life as DSL has sent a message of peace and truth in his new Extended Play, EP.
The Reggae EP, dubbed ‘Back To The Roots’ is made up of four songs, Truth, Tell I How (Symphony Riddim), Going Down, and I’m High.
Speaking to Thespectatoronline.com at an exclusive listening session before the release today, DSL said the recording journey has been amazing, and had always wanted to deliver a message through his song.
According to him, she strongly believes that Christians should not always be marching to war, “like onward Christian soldiers marching to war, as we are Christians, we should always be marching towards peace.”
He urged Christians to preach and practise peaceful co-existence in all their endeavours for a better world.
He added that one of his songs, ‘Tell I How’, tells the story of how Preachers and teachers always “tell us when you do this, you’ll go to heaven, do this and do that. In my father’s house, there are many mansions, we do good, but we are still suffering, what have we done.”
Against this backdrop he said, the people must be told the truth in all situations so they can be calm and at peace with each other.
DSL noted that a world made of peace and truth will suppress all evil and enhance comfortable living for all.
He concluded by urging his fans to go and stream ‘ Back To The Roots’, EP.
The EP was produced by Richie Mensah, Afroharmony Band, Raindrops, and Mr. Logic.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Fashion student Matilda Domfegro was crowned Miss Tourism Ghana 2026 at a colourful grand finale held last Friday at the National Theatre in Accra.
Matilda beat seven other finalists after weeks of challenging activities and grooming. On the night, contestants put their best foot forward as they were tested in key areas including Regional Representation, Specific Tourism Presentation, and a Q&A session, where they showed their knowledge of Ghana’s tourism potential before a panel of judges.
At the end of the keenly contested event, Matilda emerged as the overall winner. Adwoa Nyarko Owusu-Sarfo and Agnes Nuworzah were adjudged 1st and 2nd princesses respectively.
Speaking to The Spectator after her crowning, an elated Matilda said she was excited to wear the crown and was ready to leave a lasting legacy by projecting Ghana’s tourist sites.
She noted that through collaboration with stakeholders and strategic planning, Ghana’s tourism sector could see massive growth.
“Tourism is the mother of all sectors because it has many other industries along its value chain. I call on everyone to come on board,” she added.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
The Kente Wear Festival is set to return in 2026 with an expanded series of four spectacular shows celebrating Ghana’s rich textile heritage, fashion, and culture, with Ghanaian musician Lord Paper and his band announced as the headline performers for this year’s edition.
The annual festival continues to champion the promotion of Ghana’s iconic Kente fabric while creating a platform for designers, models, entrepreneurs, and lovers of African culture to showcase the beauty and creativity of Ghanaian fashion in the diaspora.
The 2026 edition will be held across four venues, giving patrons multiple opportunities to experience the unique blend of fashion, music, and culture. 
One of the major highlights of this year’s festival will be the performance by Lord Paper and his band, who are expected to thrill audiences with some of their biggest hits while adding a vibrant musical experience to the celebration of Ghanaian heritage.
According to the organisers, the festival remains committed to promoting Made-in-Ghana apparel, fashion accessories, and locally inspired designs while strengthening the connection between Ghanaians in the diaspora and their cultural roots. “We live in a globalised world, and it is important that we celebrate Ghanaian fashion and culture wherever we find ourselves. Through the Kente Wear Festival, we continue to preserve our traditions, tell our stories, and introduce the elegance of Ghanaian craftsmanship to a global audience,” the organisers said.
Beyond the fashion runway, the festival will feature cultural performances, exhibitions, networking opportunities, and displays of both traditional and contemporary Kente-inspired designs, making it one of the premier events celebrating Ghanaian culture.
With four exciting shows and a headline performance by Lord Paper and his band, the 2026 Kente Wear Festival promises to deliver an unforgettable celebration of fashion, music, and cultural pride. GNA
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