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Kingsford releases ‘Tomorrow’
As part of the effort to sustain the interest of his fans and to feed them with soul inspiring songs, Kingsford Kofi Menkah has released another single, titled ‘Tomorrow.’
This followed the success of his last single, ‘My testimony’ which is still enjoying some airtime play and online streaming apps.
With close to 30 years experience in the music industry, Menkah showed his dexterity in instrumentation and composition and strong vocals.
‘Tomorrow’, he said “is a song to give hope to people who seem to despair due to failures they have encountered in life.”
In the song, he asked people of God not to lose faith and sight of their dreams and to continue to persevere in spite of the challenges and to believe that tomorrow holds good news for them.
“Forget the troubles that pass away and accept the blessings that come your way,” he said.
‘Tomorrow’, which was released just this May, is enjoying some airtime plays and is expected to dominate the airwaves and to make it to the top of the music charts.
Menkah is a psychology graduate from the University of Cape Coast and started his music career in 1998 when, at a tender age of 15, he joined the Gospel Singers of the SDA Church till 2001.
He has only completed a course in Information Technology Security and Administration Programme from MyComputer Career in
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Shatta Wale pulls out of Afro+ Fest 2025
The management of Shatta Wale has announced that the artiste will not be able to perform at Afro+ Fest 2025 in Washington, D.C.
In a statement, Media and Public Relations Manager for the Shatta Movement team, Samuel Atuobi Baah, popularly known as Sammy Flex, said the cancellation was due to “unforeseen logistical constraints and tight timelines” which were outside the control of both Shatta Wale and the festival organizers.
According to the statement, Shatta Wale and his team had worked tirelessly over the past weeks to make the performance possible, and the artiste was fully prepared to join his fans in Washington, D.C.
It added that Shatta Wale was “truly disappointed” to miss the moment.
It stressed that the decision was not because of any lack of effort or willingness from Shatta Wale or Afro Plus, but rather a result of challenges many artistes face when traveling internationally under evolving regulations and time-sensitive requirements.
It further assured fans that Afro+ Fest 2025 “will still deliver an incredible experience” and noted that plans were already underway to set a future date for Shatta Wale to connect with his fans in person.
By: Jacob Aggrey
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Empress Gifty wins Artiste of the Year at the 6th Ghana Music Awards USA
Renowned Ghanaian gospel musician, Empress Gifty Adorye, has been crowned Artiste of the Year at the 6th edition of the Ghana Music Awards USA held on August 16, 2025, at ACX1 Studios in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
The gospel star, who attended the event with her husband, Mr. Hopeson Adorye, also won the Gospel Song of the Year, making it a double victory on the night.
For the ultimate award, she beat stiff competition from King Promise, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, Diana Hamilton, Joe Mettle, Fameye, KiDi, King Paluta, and Team Eternity.
The ceremony, which celebrates Ghanaian music talents in both Ghana and the diaspora, saw US-based Ghanaian artistes such as Jay Hover, C-Ben and Kay Rockz receive honors.
Special tributes were paid to late Highlife icons Dada KD and Daddy Lumba, while Gyedu-Blay Ambolley was recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
The night featured thrilling performances from Empress Gifty, Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, Kofi Kinaata, and comedian OB Amponsah.
In her acceptance speech, Empress Gifty thanked God, her fans, her manager, and the Ghana Music Awards USA organizers for the recognition.
She expressed her gratitude to radio stations, DJs, and all supporters who have stood by her throughout her career, saying: “I have a grateful heart. Thank you to everyone who voted for me and continues to support my journey. God bless you all.”
By: Jacob Aggrey
