Ghanaian music duo Keche has expressed disappointment after missing out on nominations for the Telecel Ghana Music Awards 27. The group says they worked hard over the past year and believe their efforts deserved recognition. Their reaction has sparked conversations among fans about the nomination process and fairness in the awards scheme.

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500,000 Ghanaians have applied for just 5,000 positions in the State Security Service. Many applicants are expressing frustration over the recruitment process, citing delays, lack of updates, and unclear guidelines. The concerns raised by these State Security Applicants have sparked debate on transparency and fairness in the recruitment process.

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Ghana’s Rent Control Department is taking a tougher stance on landlords, sparking debate across the country. The move comes as authorities attempt to enforce existing rent regulations under the Rent Act 1963 (Act 220), which is meant to protect tenants from excessive rent charges and unfair housing practices.
Many landlords and tenants are reacting to what some are calling a “war on landlords,” as the Rent Control Department pushes to ensure compliance with the rules, including limits on rent advance and proper tenancy procedures.
On this episode, we break down what the new enforcement actions mean, why the crackdown is happening, and how it could affect both landlords and tenants in Ghana.

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Exciting news for fans! Stonebwoy has officially announced that Bhimfest is coming to the UK, bringing the ultimate Ghanaian party experience abroad.

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The Ghana Police Service has warned that all bicycle owners must register their bicycles at their local District, Municipal, or Metropolitan Assemblies, or risk arrest if caught riding unregistered bicycles. This move is part of efforts to improve security, track ownership, and reduce theft.
On this episode, Karen explains how bicycle owners can register, why the police are enforcing this rule, and what could happen to those who ignore it.

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State Security Applicants are expressing frustration over concerns surrounding the recruitment process. Many State Security Applicants claim they have faced delays, lack of communication, and uncertainty after applying to join the State Security Service.
On this episode, Karen breaks down why State Security Applicants are speaking out, the issues they say they are facing, and the reactions from the public. The concerns raised by these State Security Applicants have sparked debate on transparency and fairness in the recruitment process.

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The Health Minister has revealed that over 4 million Ghanaians are living with kidney problems! We’re reacting to this shocking report and breaking down what it means for your health. Learn the warning signs, how to protect your kidneys, and why early detection is so important. Don’t ignore this, your kidneys work hard for you every day! 

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A dangerous taxi driver is on the loose — reports say he carries weapons in his car and attacks passengers. Commuters are urged to verify rides, avoid suspicious taxis, and stay alert at all times. Safety risks are rising, and your life comes first!

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A Ghanaian MP has reportedly been linked to an alleged dating scandal, sparking reactions across social media. On this episode, we break down the reports, public reactions, and what this could mean for the politician’s image and career.

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Sarkodie lit up London with his unforgettable Rapperholic UK show, giving fans an epic night full of hits, surprises, and high-energy performances! From crowd-favorite tracks to special guest appearances, this update covers all the latest highlights from the historic event. And the excitement doesn’t stop there, Sarkodie is coming back bigger next year! He’ll be performing at the O2 Arena in London, promising an even bigger show with more surprises for his international fans. Whether you were at Rapperholic UK or missed it, tune in and listen to this episode to relive the magic, the fan reactions, and get ready for what’s next in Sarkodie’s global music journey.

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