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Kojo Preko Dankwa Appointed Acting Director of Communications for Creative Arts Federation of Ghana

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Kojo Preko Dankwa, President of the Foundation for Concerned Arts Professionals and head of production and content at KESSBEN FM in Accra, has been appointed as the Acting Director of Communications for the Creative Arts Federation of Ghana.

This position places him on a path towards success, drawing on the milestones he has achieved in his career as a media professional. His appointment highlights his deep knowledge and technical expertise in the creative arts industry.

Known for advocating for the advancement of this sector, Dankwa’s role involves coordinating the Federation’s media and public relations efforts. He will be responsible for developing the Federation’s communications strategy, serving as the official spokesperson, and liaising with member associations and the press. Leveraging his media background, he is expected to enhance the Federation’s profile and articulate a cohesive vision for the sector.

This appointment has generated considerable interest within creative circles. Industry insiders assert that Dankwa’s track record as an award-winning broadcaster and dedicated arts advocate makes him an ideal choice for managing the Federation’s messaging. Although coverage of the Federation in mainstream media has been limited, reactions on social media, among creatives and journalists, have been positive. Many have cited his familiarity with the sector’s challenges and networks.

Veteran producers and arts pundits have publicly welcomed a communications leader who “knows the system” and can navigate both government and artist constituencies. In interviews following his appointment, Dankwa has emphasised the importance of collaboration among arts groups and transparent information-sharing, indicating that he will advocate for active engagement programs. As a key figure in the creative arts industry, Kojo brings extensive experience in media management and consultancy.

He is also the CEO of Krunch Point Desk, a media consultancy firm based in Accra, Ghana. His contributions to the creative arts industry are unparalleled, particularly in areas such as creativity, brand positioning, and consultancy. **Consultancy and Creative Industry Roles** Beyond his broadcasting career, Dankwa is a prominent media consultant and entrepreneur. He founded Krunch Point Desk Consultancy, which provides public relations advice, content production, and training services for clients across various industries. His firm offers marketing materials that promote PR support and content production for businesses. Through this consultancy, he has advised numerous organisations on communications and branding, drawing on his decades of media experience.

A significant force in the creative arts, Kojo established the Foundation for Concerned Arts Professionals (FOCAP), a creative advocacy group that serves as a watchdog for the industry. His detailed investigations into illegal activities at the former creative arts agency significantly impacted the sector and led to changes in the current administration. Kojo Preko Dankwa has worked with many prominent media outlets, including the Multimedia Group’s Adom FM and Asempa FM, as well as EIB Network’s KASAPA FM and Peace FM, among others.

His insights on creative issues across various platforms have been influential in the industry’s progress. His recent appointment as Acting Director of Communications signals growth and stability for the sector, ensuring that it can achieve its vision and mission.

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Kojo Preko Dankwa is a highly experienced media professional and arts advocate, with a career spanning top-tier radio production, programming management, and public speaking. He has received numerous accolades for his broadcasting work and operates a successful consultancy.

As the leader of FOCAP, he has influenced arts policy discussions and fostered international collaborations. His new role as Acting Communications Director of the Creative Arts Federation enables him to apply his expertise on an industry-wide scale, a move that commentators believe will strengthen communications and advocacy for Ghana’s creative sector.

Below is the official appointment letter from the Creative Arts Federation of Ghana.

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[NEW MUSIC] Sierra Leonean Artiste Nexlu Unleashes Powerful New Single “One Man”

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Sierra Leonean hip hop and Afrobeat sensation Nexlu is thrilled to announce the release of his electrifying new single, One Man.” This dynamic track showcases Nexlu’s evolving artistry and genre-bending style, combining infectious Afrobeat rhythms with hard-hitting hip-hop elements and vivid storytelling.

One Man takes listeners on a captivating journey of self-discovery and personal responsibility, wrapped in a soundscape that is both modern and culturally rich. With its energetic production and deeply relatable message, the track is poised to resonate with fans across musical genres.

Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Nexlu shared that “One Man” was inspired by a rare kind of woman, one with God-fearing beauty, class, confidence, and undeniable charm. “She’s wise, spiritually grounded, and keeps it sweet in public but knows how to flip the script behind closed doors,” Nexlu explained.

Ultimately, One Man serves as a heartfelt tribute to the kind of woman every real man dreams of.

The single is now available on all major digital music platforms.

Stream One Man https://oneman.fanlink.tv/nexlu

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[VIDEO] Qwame Stika Breaks Silence Over ‘Yahitti’ Dispute with King Paluta

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Fast-rising music act Qwame Stika has finally broken his silence over the controversy surrounding the hit song Yahitti, originally released by King Paluta. Speaking during a heated interview on Top 103.1 F.M Showbiz with host Londona Niee, Stika revealed that he gave King Paluta the green light to release the song purely out of loyalty and mutual respect.

“I allowed King Paluta to release Yahitti out of loyalty,” he said. “But he broke that bond when he featured Kuami Eugene on the remix without my consent.”

According to Stika, the original track was a collaborative effort, and any major decision regarding its direction or future versions should have involved him. He expressed disappointment that such a critical move featuring a high-profile artist like Kuami Eugene was done behind his back.

“This wasn’t just a song, it was a shared vision. For him to go ahead and make such a big change without even informing me, let alone asking for my input, feels like a betrayal,” he added.

The revelation has sparked debate among fans and industry players alike, with some calling for clearer agreements in collaborations, especially among emerging artists in Ghana’s music scene.

As tensions rise, it remains to be seen whether the two artists will reconcile or if this marks the end of their working relationship.

Watch the Full Interview here.

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Foster Romanus Crowned Celebrity Impact Comedian of the Year at the Debut Ghana Celebrity Impact Awards 25′

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Foster Romanus has added yet another accolade to his growing list of achievements, clinching the Celebrity Impact Comedian of the Year award at the Ghana Celebrity Impact Awards. This honour comes on the heels of his acclaimed comedy show, Romanus Incomplete VI, which was named Event of the Year at the Ghana Comedy Awards.

Held at the National Theatre, Romanus Incomplete VI drew a massive crowd, with attendees spilling into the lobby, an undeniable testament to the show’s success and his star power. Energised by the overwhelming reception, Romanus has promised to elevate this year’s edition even further, with bold ambitions to take Ghanaian comedy to the international stage.

In another groundbreaking achievement, Romanus made history as the first comedian to host the Ghana Music Awards 2025. His hosting performance was nothing short of stellar, marked by sharp wit, a charismatic stage presence, and seamless transitions between entertainment and humour. His ability to balance comedic timing with the gravitas of the occasion earned widespread acclaim.

With these milestones, Foster Romanus continues to cement his legacy as one of Ghana’s leading comedic talents. His recent accomplishments not only highlight his versatility but also reflect his unwavering dedication to pushing the boundaries of Ghana’s entertainment industry.

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