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Kwame Dadzie writes: Ghana showbiz’s 11 most memorable moments in 2018

January 1, 2019 Editor 0

It has been a year of successes, sorrow, fun, feuds and disappointments in Ghana’s entertainment industry. As 2018 grinds to a close, I have put […]

John DUMELO pulls out of NDC Ayawaso Wuogon race

December 23, 2018 Editor 0

Award-winning actor and politician, John Dumelo has pulled out of the National Democratic Congress primary slated to elect a candidate to represent the party for […]

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