Ghanaian artist S3nti returns with a captivating new single titled “Ride,” featuring talented highlife act Bapi Joss. Produced and mastered by Master Maison, the track is set for release on 23rd April.
A Tale of Two Georges: King Charles III’s Masterclass in Diplomacy and Wit (2026 US Visit)
The April 2026 State Visit by King Charles III and Queen Camilla will be remembered not just for its geopolitical weight, but for a display of royal humor that disarmed the halls of power. Arriving in Washington, D.C. on April 27, the King embarked on a four-day tour that artfully balanced the solemnity of America’s 250th anniversary with a dry, sharp wit that left even the most seasoned politicians in stitches.
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to speak with aspiring Ashanti Regional Deputy Secretary, Lexy Abena Boahene, following her appearance at the 27th anniversary celebration of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s enstoolment on the Golden Stool — a historic event that brought together tradition, authority, and unity across Asanteman.
WHY ST. GEORGE’S DAY BELONGS TO ALL OF US: A Perspective from Voice of Africa
By Voice of Africa Online
Today, April 23rd, the red and white flags are flying for St. George’s Day. For some, this day might feel like a tradition that belongs to someone else. But at Voice of Africa, we believe that if you look closer at the story of St. George, you’ll find a hero who actually represents the very diversity that makes modern Britain great.
By Brundai Cue (Voice of Africa Online UK)
In our world, the name isn’t just a label; it’s a challenge: Can U Entertain? (C.U.E.). As a musician and producer, I’ve spent my life answering that question through sound. My brother, Ko-Jo Cue, has spent his answering it through the most powerful storytelling in African hip-hop.
The African music scene is currently experiencing a global renaissance, but few artists manage to balance modern appeal with deep-rooted tradition as seamlessly as Enam. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with her to discuss the soul and story behind her latest music.
The recent court order to extradite Frederick Kumi, popularly known as Abu Trica, to the United States has sparked a firestorm of protest across Ghana. While the U.S. Department of Justice paints a picture of a massive $8 million fraud scheme, many Ghanaians see a different story: a young man caught in a global system that feels rigged against the African continent.
The 2026 Budget is officially in motion, and the focus is clear: Roads. With a massive $2.8 billion (30.8 billion GHS) allocated for infrastructure this year, the “Big Push” is no longer just a plan—it’s happening.
ACCRA, GHANA – In a move set to redefine West African tourism, Nana Kwame Bediako, popularly known as “Cheddar,” has officially pulled back the curtain on his highly anticipated Eco-Tourism Park, home to two of the world’s rarest white Bengal tigers.
In a major step towards African unity and regional integration, Ghana has announced plans to introduce visa-free travel for all African nationals, effective May 25, 2026.
There has been a lot of talk recently about cannabis being “legalised” in Ghana, but the reality is more structured and controlled than many headlines suggest.
TORONTO / NEW YORK — Emerging artist Lahde is set to make a massive impact on the global music scene with their latest release, which officially launched on March 27.
The Messiah Fraud: A 2,000-Year Identity Theft It is 2026, and the image of a pale, blue-eyed “Jesus” is still being sold as fact. This is not just a mistake in art; it is a
EDITORIAL: Ghana at 69 – Sovereignty in a World Without Rules
As we approach March 6th, 2026, the world is watching a masterclass in power—and it isn’t coming from the halls of the United Nations.
Ambition. Hustle. Vision.
The remix of “Millions” has officially arrived — and this time, the message hits even harder. Featuring Jahlead alongside a dynamic lineup of artists, the record transforms from a confident anthem into a bold declaration of intent.
The Global Heartbeat: Why the World is Bigger Than One Border In February 2026, as America observes Black History Month, a clear divide has emerged in the global conversation. While the U.S. government is often
We Were Never Enemies — We Were Both Surviving
There is a painful question that sometimes surfaces in conversations between Africans and African Americans:
For years, the idea of Ghana having its own national airline again felt like a forgotten dream. Ghana Airways, once a symbol of national pride, collapsed in the early 2000s, leaving the country without a true flag carrier. Now, that dream is slowly finding its way back to life.
Dangerous Advertising on YouTube: A Growing Public Safety Concern
YouTube is one of the most powerful and influential platforms in the world. Billions of people use it daily for entertainment, education, music, and news. Children, teenagers, parents, and vulnerable users all share the same digital space. With that level of influence comes responsibility — and increasingly, YouTube is failing to meet it when it comes to advertising standards.
Being in power does not suspend the law.
History is clear on this point. Governments, presidents, and ministers often act with confidence while authority protects them, believing that legality is defined by silence, alliances, or military strength. It is not. Law does not disappear simply because it is ignored. It waits.