The UK Ghana Music Awards 2026 edition is already generating serious anticipation, even before the main ceremony takes place. With this year marking the 10th anniversary of the awards, expectations are higher than ever as the diaspora prepares for one of its biggest cultural moments.
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.
A bizarre international story has been making headlines after a Ghanaian man who styled himself as a “king” in Scotland was deported back to Ghana following months of controversy.
The man at the center of the story is Kofi Offeh, who referred to himself as King Atehene and claimed leadership of a self-created group called the “Kingdom of Kubala.” His story gained global attention after he and his followers set up a camp in woodland near Jedburgh in Scotland, insisting they were reclaiming land taken from their ancestors centuries ago.
No — South Africa is not banning all immigrants.
In recent weeks, headlines and social media discussions have raised concerns about whether South Africa is banning immigrants. The topic has sparked fear, confusion, and debate across the continent. However, the reality is more complex than the narrative being shared online.
South Africa has not introduced a nationwide ban on immigrants. The country continues to allow legal migration through work permits, business visas, and tourism. Instead, what is happening is a tightening of immigration enforcement alongside rising social tensions in certain communities.
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.
Rising Ghanaian artist Star Ceeds has officially released his latest project, the EP Heaven On Earth (H.O.E) — a body of work that blends emotion, lifestyle and sound into a bold musical statement. The project marks an important step in his journey as he continues to build his presence in Ghana’s evolving music scene.
Heaven On Earth (H.O.E) is more than just a title. It reflects a mindset and a lived experience. Through the EP, Star Ceeds explores themes of enjoyment, ambition, love, and the realities of chasing success. Each track carries a distinct vibe, yet together they create a cohesive sound that feels both personal and relatable.
The production across the EP showcases versatility. From smooth melodies to upbeat rhythms, Star Ceeds experiments with different sounds while staying true to his artistic identity. His delivery remains confident and expressive, allowing listeners to connect with the music on multiple levels.
With Heaven On Earth (H.O.E), Star Ceeds taps into the idea of creating your own version of happiness. The EP reflects moments of celebration, reflection, and ambition. It speaks to a generation that is navigating life, chasing dreams, and finding joy along the way.
The project also highlights the growing creativity within Ghana’s music industry. Independent artists like Star Ceeds continue to push boundaries, using digital platforms to reach wider audiences and build loyal fan bases.
The release of Heaven On Earth (H.O.E) positions Star Ceeds as one to watch. With a clear sound and a strong sense of direction, he continues to carve out his space among emerging Ghanaian artists. The EP is expected to gain traction across streaming platforms, supported by fans who appreciate fresh and authentic music.
As the industry becomes more competitive, projects like this show the importance of consistency, branding, and storytelling. Star Ceeds combines all three, delivering a project that feels intentional and well-executed.
Fans can now stream Heaven On Earth (H.O.E) on major music platforms. With its mix of vibes, messages, and energy, the EP offers something for every listener. Whether you’re in the mood for reflection or celebration, Star Ceeds delivers a soundtrack that captures both.
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.
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
