The Accra High Court has issued an injunction stopping the maternal family of the late musician, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, widely known as Daddy Lumba, from proceeding with his burial. The order restrains the first respondent, Kofi Owusu, the family head, from organising any funeral activities until the case is settled.

This ruling follows rising tension over the musician’s death and funeral arrangements. Relatives have dragged key figures to court, accusing them of secrecy, mismanagement, and attempts to take control of the memorial plans without proper involvement of the immediate family.

The court also barred Transitions Funeral Home from releasing the body until a final decision is made.

In its ruling, the court observed that the immediate family appeared to have been sidelined in the planning process. Although postponing the burial may increase costs, the judge stressed that proper consultation and due process must be followed.

While acknowledging that the family head holds traditional authority over funeral matters, the court stated that such authority must be exercised in consultation with the immediate family. It further directed the first respondent to convene a stakeholder meeting within three weeks to agree on a new burial date.

The court also instructed that all funds raised for the funeral be kept separate from accounts belonging to the Daddy Lumba Memorial Foundation. The applicants were ordered to file an affidavit with the court registrar.

This development comes on the heels of a recent ruling by the Kumasi High Court in a high profile case involving two women claiming to be the late musician’s spouses. The decision, which appeared to question the validity of a marriage certificate reportedly issued in Germany to the recognised wife, Akosua Serwaa, while seemingly favouring claims by the alleged partner, Odo Broni, has sparked wider legal and social debate.

Ghanaian music star Kaakyire Kwame Appiah has released the official video/visualizer for his latest single “Dance Party”, featuring renowned rapper and singer King Paluta. The infectious track is designed to get listeners on their feet with vibrant Afrobeat rhythms and high-energy vibes that celebrate life, movement, and unity

Dance Party” showcases Kaakyire’s melodic strengths alongside King Paluta’s dynamic lyrical delivery, a combination that has already sparked excitement among fans and music lovers across Ghana and beyond. The visualizer captures the song’s lively spirit, turning up the energy with dance scenes, stylish visuals, and moments that highlight the chemistry between both artists.

Musically, the song combines rhythmic percussion, groovy basslines, and bright harmonies, resulting in a polished production that feels both contemporary and deeply rooted in Ghana’s rich musical traditions. The uplifting lyrics encourage listeners to let loose, enjoy life, and celebrate the moment a message that has quickly made the song popular on social media, with fans sharing dance videos and creating their own interpretations of the track’s high-energy hook.

King Paluta, a prominent figure in Ghanaian hip-hop and hiplife, brings his signature style to the track, complementing Kaakyire’s vocals with rhythmic precision and flair.

The song, produced to be a feel-good anthem for parties, social gatherings, and everyday celebrations, has been buzzing on social media, with fans sharing clips and dance challenges inspired by the song’s upbeat tempo.

Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe Honored As Agent of Change at Women’s Choice Awards Africa 2025

Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe has been celebrated once again for her dedication to empowerment and social impact, earning the prestigious Agent of Change Award at the just ended Women’s Choice Awards Africa 2025.

The ceremony took place on 29th November 2025 at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra, bringing together influential women, leaders, and changemakers from across the continent.

Her recognition reflects her continuous commitment to community development, women’s advancement, and impactful leadership. The award serves as a tribute to her work in driving meaningful change and inspiring people within and beyond her constituency.

Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe’s acknowledgment at this year’s event reinforces her position as one of the notable voices shaping progress in Ghana and Africa.