Entertainment
Work in the Interest of Creatives – Mel Kwesi Davis Urges Creative Arts Agency
In the midst of a renewed national conversation about the role of institutional support in Ghana’s creative economy, Mel Kwesi Davis, Vice President, Administration of the Foundation of Concerned Arts Professionals (FOCAP), has once again sounded a clarion call for the Creative Arts Agency to move beyond rhetoric and begin working meaningfully in the interest of creatives across the country.
At the Advocacy’s press conference on the one year score-card for President Mahama’s administration of the creative Arts sector held on Friday 9th January, 2026, Mel Kwesi Davis advised the current administration of the Creative Arts Agency to work in the interest of Creatives and provide data that can be used to seek funding and further asked the Executive Secretary, Mr Gideon Ayerquaye, to take this exercise very seriously in 2026 instead of organising walks, funerals, Vigils and eating wakye as he did in 2025.
While the Creative Arts Agency was established by Parliament under the Creative Arts Industry Act, 2020 (Act 1048) to provide an institutional framework for the development and management of Ghana’s arts industry, many stakeholders believe the body has struggled to fulfil its mandate since its operationalisation. A wave of recruitment and structural groundwork, such as the posting of new staff, has helped lay the foundation for the Agency’s work, but critics argue that much more needs to be done before the institution truly benefits everyday creatives.
The responsibility of the Creative Arts Agency is to work in the interest of the Creative Industry and not meant to organise funerals, Vigils, health walks and wakye parties, he stated.
Davis’s remarks, which have circulated widely among industry networks, underscore a broader sentiment shared by artists, cultural practitioners, and industry advocates: the Creative Arts Agency must be proactive, transparent and accountable in its approach to supporting Ghana’s creative workforce. According to public posts attributed to him, Davis has encouraged all stakeholders, from policymakers to performers and producers, to coalesce around reforms that prioritise the well-being of creatives and ensure that institutional structures work with artists rather than merely for them.
He has repeatedly emphasised that real, systemic impact rather than symbolic gestures is what Ghana’s creative industry needs. Such impact includes clear programming, data, predictable funding mechanisms, artist support services, mentorship frameworks and collaborative partnerships that move beyond short-term events or surface-level engagements.
Entertainment
The Energy Man Londona Nie Set for Comeback After Successful Recovery Journey
Popular Ghanaian media personality Nana Yaw Kumi Jnr, affectionately known in the entertainment space as Londona Nie, is reportedly making a strong recovery after surviving an accident that occurred some months ago on the Kwabenya stretch shortly after work.
The incident, which came as a shock to many fans and industry players, saw the energetic radio presenter rushed to Korle Bu Teaching Hospital for immediate medical treatment. Sources close to the presenter revealed that medical professionals acted swiftly to stabilise his condition upon arrival.
Following news of the accident, social media was flooded with prayers, encouraging messages, and support from listeners, colleagues, friends, and well-wishers who expressed concern over his health and recovery.
Thankfully, fresh updates indicate that the celebrated on-air personality is recovering steadily and regaining his strength day by day. Insiders close to the presenter have disclosed that his health condition has improved significantly, with expectations high for his return to the airwaves in the near future.
Londona Nie, who hosts the drive-time and entertainment show on Top 103.1 FM, is widely admired for his energetic style of presentation, humour, and ability to connect with his audience. His absence has undoubtedly left a void among his loyal listeners who continue to anticipate his comeback.
As recovery continues, many supporters remain optimistic and grateful for the progress made so far.
Without a doubt, “The Energy Man” will soon return to the microphone stronger, healthier, and more energised than ever.
Entertainment
Highlife Star Quarme Zaggy Drops Official Artwork for Upcoming Single “PRAYERS”
Ghanaian versatile Highlife musician Quarme Zaggy has officially unveiled the artwork for his forthcoming single titled “PRAYERS,” a move that is already generating excitement among music lovers and fans across social media.
The artwork, which reflects themes of hope, determination, faith, and resilience, offers listeners an early glimpse into the emotional depth and message expected from the upcoming release. The official release date is scheduled for Friday, 29th May, 2025. The visual presentation has successfully captured public attention and heightened anticipation for the song.

Known for his unique sound and ability to blend authentic Highlife melodies with contemporary musical influences, Quarme Zaggy continues to build a reputation as one of the promising talents within Ghana’s music industry. His music often connects with audiences through relatable storytelling and heartfelt lyrical delivery, qualities many fans expect to hear once again on “PRAYERS.”
Industry observers believe the single could become an inspirational anthem, especially at a time when many young people continue to rely on hope and faith while navigating life’s challenges. The title itself has already sparked conversations among followers, with many anticipating a motivational and spiritually uplifting message from the artist.
Over the years, Quarme Zaggy has remained consistent in his artistic journey, gradually building a loyal fan base through dedication, creativity, and musical versatility. The unveiling of the artwork marks the beginning of what is expected to be a strong promotional campaign ahead of the official release.
Fans and entertainment enthusiasts are now eagerly awaiting the release of “PRAYERS,” as many believe the song could further strengthen Quarme Zaggy’s presence within Ghana’s contemporary Highlife scene.
Entertainment
Actress and wife of musician Choirmaster, Beverly Afaglo, has reportedly passed away.
Actress and wife of musician Choirmaster, Beverly Afaglo, has reportedly passed away.
According to a report shared by Hitz FM and cited by KPDonline.net, the musician announced the heartbreaking news, saying:
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“My heart is shattered beyond words.”
Choirmaster mourned the death of his beloved wife, actress Beverly Afaglo.
The cause of her death has not yet been disclosed.

We are closely following developments and will provide updates as more information becomes available.
May Beverly Afaglo rest in peace, and may her family find strength during this difficult time.
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