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You are my Brother come home let’s Settle our Differences – Qwame Stika tells King Paluta

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In a recent interview on Kessben Entertainment with Kojo Preko Dankwa, Yahitti hitmaker Qwame Stika opened up about his latest music releases and addressed the ongoing tension between himself and rapper King Paluta.

Qwame Stika expressed frustration over the handling of the remix of their hit collaboration, which won an award for King Paluta. “I was never credited for the song with King Paluta as it stands now,” Stika revealed.

He went on to explain that the core of their dispute revolves around royalty suits. According to Stika, there was a clear royalty agreement in place for the song, but King Paluta failed to honour it. “We had a hit song and a royalty plan. The whole issue is about King Paluta not sticking to the agreement,” he explained.

Stika also accused King Paluta of taking shots at him through his music. “King Paluta throws shades at me in his ‘Aseda’ and Fokoo song”, he stated.

Despite the ongoing conflict, Stika extended an olive branch during the interview. Addressing both his fans and King Paluta directly, he said, “You are my brother, come home and let’s settle our differences.”

The artist hopes that with open dialogue, they can resolve their differences and move forward amicably.

Source:  Nana Adwoa Gloria

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All Roads Lead to Begoro: Homecoming Festival Scheduled for December 14–21

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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.

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Skits to Silverbird Cinemas: Ben South Makes History with Movie Premiere, “24”

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Ben South, a popular Ghanaian skit maker and comedian, has made history by producing his own movie, “24”, which premiered at Silverbird Cinemas.
The event was attended by notable celebrities and entertainment executives, including King Promise, Ghana’s 2024 Artiste of the Year, Kobi Rana, Jeffery Nortey, Albert Bondah, Maame Serwaa, Sammy Rasta, 39/40, Queci Official, AJ Brown, Bantama MP, Hon. Asenso Boakye and the CEO of Ghana Music Awards USA.
Ben South’s journey to becoming a movie producer is a testament to his versatility and creativity.
He initially gained fame as a skit maker, known for his hilarious and relatable content on social media platforms. His talent and dedication earned him recognition, including a feature in Sarkodie’s “No Sir” video, which further boosted his popularity.
Before venturing into comedy, Ben South was a trained nurse who decided to pursue his passion for entertainment. He has since become one of Ghana’s most beloved comedians, making his stand-up comedy debut at the “A Fool in April” show earlier this year.
The premiere of “24” marks a significant milestone in Ben South’s career, showcasing his ability to produce high-quality content beyond skits. The movie’s success is expected to pave the way for other skit makers to explore opportunities in film production.
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The event was a celebration of Ben South’s hard work and dedication to his craft, with attendees praising his creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. As the Ghanaian entertainment industry continues to evolve, Ben South’s achievement serves as inspiration for aspiring artists and other comedians.
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Raf Able Strengthens his Gospel Mission with Second 2025 Single “No Wahala”

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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.

Stream via the link below

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