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Still the Reigning Champion: Chelsea-Abigail Owusu Ansah
The deadlocks hairstyle originated in Africa and is worn by various tribes in Africa. It is not restricted to Jamaica or rastafarians but is even worn by lots of people in Ghana.
Locks aim to resemble the lion’s mane, which is a symbol of power, courage, and strength.
Locks are visually similar to dreads; however, they are often more polished due to constant twisting, braiding, coiling, or palm rolling. Locks typically go through different stages of locking that result in a polished look – the second stage (buttoning) gives Locks their unique look. The term Locks derives from “dreadlocks ” but represents a neater and more intentionally maintained version of the same style.
Over generations, dreadlocks became not only culturally unacceptable but actively antagonised, especially among men, so much so that a man could lose access to career opportunities or, in some extreme cases, his life due to his appearance.
Our generation has witnessed numerous stages and positioned well with lifestyle. One unique, talented, and enthusiastic personality who has taken upon herself to carry on the mantle, maintaining standards and professionalism in all her dealings with dreadlocks, is Chelsea-Abigail Owusu Ansah
Chelsea Abigail Owusu-Ansah has been a locktician for the past 7 years and owns YOGA’S LOCKS. She works on braids and natural hair as well, with a staff strength of about six (6).
Located at Ashongman Estates, Accra – Ghana, she has trained and inspired lots of beauticians in Ghana.
To prove a point and establish her credentials and professional knowledge of dreadlocks, Chelsea Abigail Owusu-Ansah dared the world by partaking and winning the Guinness World Record competition to become the world’s FASTEST LOCKS RECORD HOLDER. YES! 27 heads locked in less than 8 hours. This is not just a win for herself but for Ghana as a whole.
The brand visibility she has brought to Ghana is enormous and needs much more attention. She has equally positioned Ghana on the world map and made history. Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts is heavily involved here by selling the Ghana brand through the arts.
ENTERPRENUESHIP
Chelsea Abigail Owusu-Ansah has used his platform to train and inspire lots of beauticians in Ghana. However, she equally seeks a bigger platform to train young talents who need on-hand jobs, open their jobs, and give birth to their dreams of being a beautician one day and equally create employment for the youth and empower them to build a skill for themselves. She also pushes the agenda to clear the misconception people have about dreadlocks.
By all standards, Chelsea Abigail Owusu-Ansah has made Ghana proud and sold the Ghana brand. The nation must tap into her talent and seek her to train, mentor, and empower young talents and create employment.
The country can not afford to see us waste Chelsea Abigail Owusu Ansah’s potential before we take action.
I urge Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), National Commission On Culture (NCC), Blackstar experience Secretariat with Mr Rex Omar, Creative Arts Agency (CAA), Youth Employment Agency (YEA) and National Entrepreneurship and innovation Programme (NEIP) to empower Chelsea Abigail Owusu-Ansah to establish and beyond open doors for youth and sell brand Ghana through Creative Arts Tourism and Culture.
Kojo Preko Dankwa
President FOCAP
Team member ( Brands) for Chelsea Abigail Owusu Ansah.
The vibrant town of Begoro in the Eastern Region is set to come alive once again as preparations are underway for the annual Begoro Homecoming Celebration, scheduled to take place from December 14 to December 21, 2025.
The week-long event will bring together citizens of Begoro, friends, and well-wishers from across Ghana and abroad for a time of reunion, cultural pride, and community development.
This year’s celebration promises a diverse lineup of activities, including a grand float through the principal streets, musical concerts, sports competitions, an investment and cultural fair, and a colourful durbar of chiefs and people. The festival will climax with a special Thanksgiving service to appreciate God’s blessings over the community.
According to the organising committee, the Begoro Homecoming serves as more than just a festive gathering. It is a strategic initiative aimed at fostering unity, promoting tourism, and mobilising resources for local development projects. The goal is to bring Begoro people together, both at home and abroad, to celebrate and share heritage and discuss ways to move our town forward.
The festival continues to grow in significance each year, attracting dignitaries, business leaders, and tourists who come to experience the warmth, creativity, and hospitality of the Begoro people.
Under the theme “Reunite and relieve Begoro to ignite patriotism, volunteerism and passion for the well-being and development of our hometown,” this year’s Homecoming will highlight Begoro’s cultural identity while encouraging collaboration and investment in the town’s future.
All roads will indeed lead to Begoro this December as the town prepares to welcome its sons and daughters home for a celebration of unity, culture, and progress.
The Ghanaian gospel music scene is buzzing once again as sensational urban gospel artiste Raf Able drops his second single of the year, titled “No Wahala.” The vibrant and uplifting song reinforces his reputation as one of the most refreshing voices blending faith, inspiration, and contemporary sound in the gospel space.
Following the success of his earlier release this year, Raf Able returns with “No Wahala”, a feel-good anthem that encourages believers to trust in God’s divine plan and live free from anxiety, fear, and unnecessary stress. The phrase “No Wahala,” meaning “no trouble” or “no worries,” captures the central message of the song: that peace and joy come from unwavering faith in God’s promises.
With its catchy hooks, energetic rhythms, and relatable lyrics, “No Wahala” bridges the gap between traditional gospel and urban Afrobeat styles, appealing to both young and mature audiences. Raf Able’s delivery showcases his lyrical depth and musical versatility, making the track both spiritually grounding and sonically exciting.
“No Wahala” was birthed from his personal journey of learning to stay calm and trust God even in challenging seasons. “As believers, we sometimes worry too much about things beyond our control. This song is a reminder that once God is in charge, everything will fall in place.
“No Wahala” is now available on all major digital streaming platforms. Fans and gospel music lovers are already praising the track for its infectious energy and uplifting message.
As Raf Able continues to evolve artistically, “No Wahala” sets the tone for a new wave of gospel creativity, one that speaks the language of the streets while carrying the timeless truth of the Gospel.
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