Author: Ghana News
As part of its efforts of digitalizing Ghana’s fashion industry DMM.Ghana a Japanese company in partnership with FC Beauty Group has taken a judicious step by introducing an innovative Digital Nail Printer into the Ghanaian market. The Digital Nail Printer is nail state-of- art equipment that prints any image, designs or photo in 35 seconds on once nail through the users Smartphone or tablet. Amazingly, it connects directly to the App via Wi-Fi hot spot from the machinery. More so, over 800 of designs are available on App and designs are updated every week and you can design personal patterns…
New Year Comedy Night Ghana’s comedy scene prepares for one of its most anticipated annual events as Derick Kobina Bonney, known as DKB, announces the return of New Year Comedy Night on January 1, 2026. The show will take place at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel beginning at 7:00pm. The event features an impressive roster of Ghanaian comedy talent including MJ The Comedian, OB Amponsah, Lekzy De Comic, Jeneral Nta Tia, and Kwame Obed. DKB himself will host the evening. Musical entertainment will come from rapper Gasmilla, adding variety to the comedy focused program. DKB has organized this annual…
Socrate Safo is a veteran Ghanaian filmmaker Renowned Ghanaian filmmaker Socrate Safo has issued a stern warning about the state of Ghana’s creative industry.According to him, the industry is dangerously repeating the mistakes that led to the collapse of the once-vibrant film sector.In a detailed post shared on his Facebook handle, Safo argued that the current pattern in music and other creative fields mirrors the past. He recalled how free access, tolerated piracy, and the erosion of value eventually caused the film industry’s noise to fade, investors to vanish, and the sector to collapse quietly.“The film industry once beat its…
Many people may take their birth certificate, or similar official papers, for granted – hidden in a drawer and rarely seeing the light of day – but for those without one, it can lead to a shadow life or an uncertain existence.This is thought to affect millions of people around the world, described as stateless, and 25-year-old South African Arnold Ncube is one of those.Because he has no state-issued documents, washing cars in the backstreets of Thembisa township near Johannesburg is one of the few ways he can make a living.He was born in Johannesburg and his father is South…