Produced by Lee Michales and brought to life visually by PerfectTAKE Productions, “She Always Asking” gives fans another look at the versatility and authenticity Eman continues to bring to his music.
“She Always Asking” featuring Kodie Shane, a melodic, summer-ready record inspired by the complicated dynamics of a relationship in which one person continues asking questions they may not actually be prepared to have answered. Jones turns that familiar relationship tension into an infectious record that balances storytelling with an easygoing vibe, with Kodie Shane providing the perfect complement.
Watch “She Always Asking” featuring Kodie Shane now.
Follow @emanjonesofficial for new music, visuals and, upcoming releases.
]]>The unveiling marks an important step in Telecel Ghana’s vision of evolving the Telecel Play App into a digital ecosystem that brings together commerce, financial services, digital content, and everyday lifestyle solutions within a single platform.
As digital commerce continues to gain momentum across Ghana, Telecel Shop is designed to connect consumers with trusted merchants while creating new opportunities for businesses to increase their visibility, reach more customers, and participate more effectively in the digital economy.
Developed in partnership with Flood Pte Ltd, the platform enables customers to browse a wide range of products and services, make secure payments, and choose from multiple fulfillment options, including home delivery, office delivery, and in-store pickup.
From today, customers can access Telecel Shop through the Telecel Play App to explore products, discover exclusive offers, and shop with ease. Merchants can also onboard through the Telecel MerchantPro App, a digital storefront solution that enables businesses to showcase their products, manage their online presence, engage customers, and grow their sales through Telecel’s extensive customer network.
Philip Amoateng, Managing Director of Telecel Cash, remarked, “Our vision is to make the Telecel Play App the preferred digital destination for customers across Ghana. The introduction of Telecel Shop is another step towards creating a seamless ecosystem where users can shop, access financial services, enjoy digital content, and meet their everyday needs in one place. Beyond serving consumers, the Telecel MerchantPro App empowers SMEs to strengthen their digital presence, connect with more customers, and unlock new growth opportunities. By bringing merchants and customers together on one trusted platform, we are making commerce more accessible, convenient, and inclusive.”
The introduction of Telecel Shop reflects Telecel Cash’s continued commitment to digital innovation and financial inclusion while laying the foundation for expanded marketplace offerings and future enhancements that will further enrich the customer experience.
Telecel Cash will continue to engage merchants, partners, and customers ahead of the platform’s wider market rollout and activation programme scheduled for October 2026.
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Snoop Dogg is a 13-time “VMAs” nominee, having won three awards. His previous milestone moments on the “VMAs” stage include a first-of-its-kind performance with Eminem inspired by the world of the Otherside metaverse (2022), a tribute to the Notorious B.I.G. (2005), closing the show with Dr. Dre and Eminem (1999) and his main stage debut in 1994.
“MTV and the VMAs have been part of my story since the beginning,” said Snoop Dogg. “Some of the biggest moments of my career happened on that stage and on MTV – they gave hip hop a place to be loud, fearless and seen by the whole world. So to come back now and host the VMAs, all these years later, that’s a full-circle moment for me. And doing it with my brother Van Toffler makes it even more special. Van was there during those early MTV days when we were changing the culture in real time, and we’ve got a whole lot of history together. Now we get to make some new history. The VMAs have always been about those moments you don’t forget – and trust me, we’re gonna give y’all a few more. See you at the VMAs.”
Performers, presenters and special guests to be revealed in the coming weeks. Follow @CBS, @MTV & @VMAs on social to keep up with all-things #VMAs.
]]>Momentum has hit fever pitch ahead of the 2026 National Science and Math Quiz Grand Finale as old students of all three finalists – Accra Academy, St. Augustine’s College and PRESEC Legon – trigger a financial bonanza for their teams.
In the camp of St. Augustine’s College (AUGUSCO), three old students leading the support drive – Francis, Elton and Duncan – have pledged GHC 10,000 each for each contestant for reaching the finals, plus an additional GHC 10,000 for the faculty.
The old students have assured that the reward will be increased to GHC 30,000 each for each contestant and another GHC 30,000 for faculty – totalling over GHC 120,000 – if AUGUSCO lifts the trophy for the 3rd time.
Beyond the cash, the group has promised an undisclosed package for the team both in and out of the country if they win. Adding to the morale boost, Nathaniel Attoh, one of Ghana’s finest broadcasters and an old student of St. Augustine’s College, has also pledged an undisclosed package for a third trophy win.
For Accra Academy, history has already been rewarded. As reported by The 1931 James Town Boys – Accra Academy, Bleoobi Ing. John Osei-Wusu, Executive Chairman of JP Trustees Ltd., and Bleoobi Philip K. Tieku, CEO of Star Oil Ghana, have announced the immediate establishment of an educational fund with an undisclosed amount in US Dollars.
The fund covers not just the three contestants but every member of the team.
“Whether they pursue their tertiary education here in Ghana or abroad, and irrespective of their chosen University, field of specialisation, we will ensure that they receive full scholarship support,” the statement said.
“Our intention is to demonstrate Development for Life, an investment that goes beyond the competition.”
The initiative was facilitated by Richard Abbey Jnr, Founder of Forty Under 40.
Meanwhile, in the camp of seven-time champions PRESEC Legon, old students and sponsors have also lined up an all-expenses-paid vacation package, for the team as motivation to clinch an 8th title.
The stage is set. For the first time in its 94-year history, Accra Academy qualified with 54 points after beating Achimota and Bright SHS. They now face PRESEC and two-time champions AUGUSCO on September 10, 2026.
With lifetime scholarships, GHC120K and foreign trips on the line, this promises to be the richest and most exciting NSMQ finale ever.
]]>Ghanaian-British Afro-Pop and Afrobeats singer Tina Rose is preparing to make her latest musical statement with the release of her new single, “Turn Me On,” on October 10, 2026.
The upcoming track promises infectious rhythms, feel-good energy and seductive Afrobeats vibes as Tina Rose continues to develop a sound that blends her Ghanaian roots with her British influences.
With global ambitions behind her music, the singer is positioning herself as an exciting voice bringing together Afro-Pop and Afrobeats for audiences across Ghana, the UK, Africa and beyond.
“Turn Me On” showcases Tina Rose’s passion for creating music designed to connect with listeners, inspire movement and deliver the kind of energy that can travel from radio and playlists to clubs and social media.
Adding another layer to the production is a polished remaster by M3nsa, known as one-half of the acclaimed Ghanaian music duo FOKN Bois.
The collaboration brings additional character and quality to the forthcoming release as Tina Rose prepares to introduce the track to audiences worldwide.
Tina Rose is managed by DR.REN Music Label, which is supporting her musical journey and helping expand her reach across international markets.
With its combination of rhythm, energy and contemporary Afrobeats appeal, “Turn Me On” is shaping up to be a vibrant new offering from the Ghanaian-British talent.
Fans can look forward to experiencing Tina Rose’s latest sound when “Turn Me On” is released worldwide on October 10, 2026.
Artist: Tina Rose
Single: Turn Me On
Genre: Afro-Pop / Afrobeats
Release Date: October 10, 2026
Remastered by: M3nsa
Management: DR.REN Music Label
10.10.2026 — Tina Rose is ready to “Turn Me On.”
]]>This is where skin rejuvenation gets interesting. If you are considering a regenerative treatment such as pn restore in Singapore, it helps to understand what the treatment is actually trying to improve before comparing prices or chasing the latest procedure. The best choice is rarely the one with the longest list of benefits. It is the one that matches the problem you want to solve.
Start With The Skin Problem
Look closely at what bothers you most. Is it fine lines around the eyes? Skin that feels less firm? Rough texture? Or a face that simply looks less fresh than it used to?
Those differences matter because skin treatments work in different ways. A treatment aimed at improving skin quality is not automatically the best choice for creating more volume. Likewise, improving texture does not necessarily mean removing every line.
A useful first step is to write down your top two concerns. If you have five, you may end up choosing a treatment because it promises to do everything rather than because it does one thing particularly well.
Skin Quality Is Not Volume
Here is a distinction that many treatment guides gloss over: healthier-looking skin and a fuller-looking face are not the same goal.
Imagine someone whose cheeks have become slightly hollow but whose skin texture is already good. Improving skin quality alone may not address what they see in the mirror. Now imagine someone with reasonable facial volume but fine lines and tired-looking skin. Adding volume may miss the point entirely.
Before choosing a treatment, ask yourself a simple question: Do I want my skin to look better, or do I want my face to look fuller? The answer can quickly narrow your options.
Do Not Chase The Fastest Result
Fast results are appealing. They are also easy to overvalue.
A treatment that creates an obvious change quickly may feel more satisfying than one where improvements appear gradually. But a subtle result can sometimes be easier to live with, especially if your goal is to look rested rather than noticeably different.
This creates a useful trade-off. If you want a visible change for a specific event, timing may carry more weight. If you are focused on long-term skin quality, you may care more about how natural the progression looks.
Ask What Happens Afterwards
The treatment itself is only one part of the decision. Recovery, follow-up appointments and the way your skin behaves afterwards can affect whether you are happy with the experience.
Before booking anything, ask:
These questions are not about being difficult. They help turn a vague promise into a practical plan.
Watch Out For The Comparison Trap
One costly mistake is comparing treatments by price alone.
Suppose Treatment A costs $500 and Treatment B costs $900. At first glance, A looks like the obvious bargain. But if A involves more sessions, the calculation changes. If B needs less downtime, that may matter too. And if one treatment is designed for your actual concern while the cheaper option is not, the cheaper treatment can become the expensive mistake.
Compare the whole treatment plan, not just the number beside the treatment name.
That means looking at:
Use This Simple Decision Rule
Here is a practical rule you can use when you feel overwhelmed by choices.
Choose based on the problem first, the treatment second, and the price third.
For example, say your main concern is increasingly fine skin texture and early lines, but you do not want your facial shape changed. That points your conversation in a different direction from someone mainly concerned about lost cheek volume.
Then ask whether the proposed treatment fits that goal. If the answer is unclear, ask the practitioner to explain what physical change the treatment is expected to create and how you will know whether it worked.
That question can be more useful than asking, “What is the best treatment?”
The truth is, there may not be one best treatment. There is only the treatment that makes the most sense for the skin concern, result and amount of downtime you are comfortable with.
Take your time with that decision. A good skin plan should leave you feeling informed before treatment begins, not surprised by what comes next.
]]>The Africa Horticultural Circle (AHC) is set to host the Earth Stewards Award 2026 (ESA) on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the Efua Sutherland Park in Accra, bringing together environmental advocates, innovators, institutions and communities working to build a greener and more sustainable Africa.
The landmark event will begin at 5:00 PM and is expected to shine a spotlight on individuals, businesses, institutions and communities making meaningful contributions to environmental restoration, biodiversity, Green Literacy, horticulture, floriculture and sustainable development.
Described as AHC’s flagship recognition programme, the Earth Stewards Award celebrates Africa’s environmental pioneers and champions whose work is helping to shape a greener future for the continent.
The initiative is being championed by Mrs Winihin Jemide, an accomplished leader, wordsmith, actor, horticultural practitioner and multi-portfolio entrepreneur who serves as the Initiator and Chief Vision Officer behind The Circles Africa and the driving force behind the Africa Horticultural Circle.
Through her work over several decades, Jemide has helped advance horticulture, green literacy, sustainable living and community engagement across Africa, combining practical knowledge, storytelling and social impact to encourage purposeful action.
The Africa Horticultural Circle is a pan-African community committed to advancing the green economy and making green knowledge accessible, practical and relevant to people across generations, regions and disciplines.
Its growing community brings together commercial growers, livestock farmers, garden enthusiasts, plant collectors, green entrepreneurs and nature lovers, supporting them to increase income, improve harvests, restore wellbeing, beautify spaces, feed families and contribute to the greening of Africa.
AHC’s work addresses critical issues including food security, biodiversity preservation, green entrepreneurship, indigenous plant preservation, climate awareness, sustainable living and community education.
With representation and engagement across 28 African countries, including Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Uganda, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Senegal, Ethiopia, Namibia, Mauritius, Egypt, Morocco, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Eswatini, Botswana, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the organisation is building a continental movement around environmental stewardship.
AHC is built on decades of experience spanning horticulture, floral design, landscaping, gardening, storytelling and community building.
The organisation says its journey is supported by more than 33 years of experience, alongside an audience reach of over 15,000 people, more than 75 garden tours, over 12 garden and flower shows, more than 13 years of floral designing experience and several installations.
Jemide is also the Founder of The Floriculture Project, an initiative focused on championing the commercialisation of Nigeria’s floriculture industry. She previously convened The Garden and Flower Show Nigeria from 2013 to 2022.
Beyond horticulture, her work integrates storytelling, emotional wellness and life design, using platforms and experiences designed to inspire people to reflect, learn and take meaningful action.
The Earth Stewards Award 2026 will recognise outstanding contributions across five major categories:
Green Innovation Award – recognising innovative horticultural products and practices that promote climate resilience, environmental sustainability and Africa’s green economy.
Green Literacy & Education Award – honouring individuals and organisations advancing environmental education, knowledge transfer and practical Green Literacy.
Plant Species Discovery, Conservation & Cultivation Award – celebrating efforts to discover, preserve, restore, propagate and cultivate indigenous plant species.
Best Green Living Activist (Individual/Group) – recognising individuals and groups promoting green living through sustained gardening, growing activities and measurable community impact.
Green Space & Tree Planting Policy Leadership Award – honouring policies and initiatives that promote tree planting, gardens, green spaces and sustainable communities.
AHC’s work is organised around two major pillars: Community Greening & Wellbeing and Advocacy, Innovation & Market Development.
Its programmes include tree canopies, pocket forests, community growing, space adoption, growing clubs for academic institutions and horticultural therapy for mental health and healing.
The organisation also promotes Green Literacy through garden tours, demonstrations, masterclasses, interviews, garden clubs and garden and flower shows.
Through consultancy and training, AHC supports parks and gardens, urban greening, beautification projects, community gardening and the transformation of wasted urban spaces.
As Africa continues to confront the realities of climate change, food insecurity and environmental degradation, initiatives such as the Earth Stewards Award aim to shine a spotlight on the people and ideas helping to create practical solutions.
With the 2026 edition taking place on Saturday, September 12 at Efua Sutherland Park from 5:00 PM, the event will provide a platform for celebrating Africa’s green champions and encouraging more people, communities and institutions to embrace environmental stewardship.
The Africa Horticultural Circle’s message remains simple but powerful: “Reimagining Green Literacy Across Africa”and encouraging people to “Grow More Than Plants.”
For more information about the Africa Horticultural Circle and its work, visit The Circles Africa.
]]>The surgeries represent a new chapter in the longstanding relationship between Mercy Ships and the Government of Ghana, which began in 1991. The Global Mercy, the world’s largest purpose-built civilian hospital ship, will remain in the Port of Tema until June 2027. During this time, the ship will provide specialized surgical care to patients while supporting the education and mentoring of Ghanaian healthcare professionals.
Ghana has taken significant steps to strengthen surgical care through its National Surgical, Obstetric, and Anaesthesia Plan (NSOAP). However, barriers including cost, geographic access, and the limited availability of specialist services continue to prevent some patients from receiving timely surgical care.
According to data from the Ghana Health Service , the country is facing a shortage of medical specialists. Nationwide, there are only about 200 physician anaesthesiologists and orthopaedic surgeons, and close to 500 trained dental professionals currently practicing.
During the field service, Mercy Ships expects to provide between 1,900 and 2,600 surgeries and between 1,600 and 2,000 dental treatments at no cost to patients.
The first patient to undergo surgery was Samuel, a 59-year-old mechanical fitter from Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of central Ghana. Samuel lost his vision in 2025 because of cataracts. A widower raising five children as a single parent, he found that losing his eyesight made it difficult to work and care for his family.
Before his surgery, Samuel described how his vision loss had affected his life.
“Now I’m unable to do anything, not even work, see at night or see properly during the day, and that’s my problem. I will be happy to be the first person to receive the surgery and see properly!”
Five-year-old Joseph also underwent surgery after living with knock knees for most of his young life. His parents first noticed the condition when he was 18 months old. When Joseph was three, his father suggested delaying his enrolment in school for fear that he would be mocked.
“The surgery is good for him,” his mother said. “Being here gives him hope that his legs will be fixed and that he can finally go to school.”
The field service’s impact will extend beyond the care provided on board the ship. An estimated 100 to 250 Ghanaian healthcare professionals are expected to participate in clinical mentoring, education, and professional development opportunities. Surgical specialties offered during the field service will include pediatric orthopaedics, maxillofacial surgery, ophthalmic surgery, reconstructive plastic surgery, and general surgery.
“Returning to Ghana is the continuation of a trusted partnership,” said Jonathan Ziehli, Mercy Ships Director of Diplomacy. “Together with the Ministry of Health and our national partners, we are investing not only in life-changing surgery for today’s patients, but also in stronger surgical systems that will benefit future generations.”
To help ensure a sustainable impact beyond the ship’s departure, Mercy Ships volunteers will work alongside Ghanaian doctors, nurses, and other specialists throughout the field service. The organization is also collaborating with national institutions, including the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Ghana College of Nurses and Midwives, to support postgraduate education and clinical placements on board the ship.
These programs are designed to complement Ghana’s national health priorities by supporting local efforts to strengthen the surgical workforce and expand access to safe surgical care.
Since Mercy Ships first visited Ghana in 1991, the organization has worked with the Government of Ghana and national partners to provide 2,670 surgical procedures and more than 18,120 dental procedures, while training more than 2,920 Ghanaian healthcare professionals.
]]>‘Adamin Dibisin’ is a vibrant celebration of rhythm, culture and good vibes. The release is accompanied by an official music video that brings the track’s vibrant energy and cross-cultural spirit to life. Bringing together the unmatched energy of Inusa Dawuda, also known as the “Black Pharaoh”, with the signature electronic sound of Erman & Evren, the track delivers a refreshing fusion of Afro House and jazz-inspired saxophone melodies.
Meaning “You are the Man”, ‘Adamin Dibisin’ is more than just a song, it’s an actual vibe. The infectious groove, smooth saxophone riffs, and danceable rhythms invite listeners to let loose, embrace the moment and celebrate life without boundaries.
A crossover singer-songwriter and saxophonist, Inusa Dawuda has built a global reputation through his versatility and captivating stage presence. His soulful saxophone performance adds a warm, uplifting touch to ‘Adamin Dibisin’ creating the perfect soundtrack for beach parties, sunset sessions, rooftop gatherings and feel-good moments.
Blending Afro-inspired percussion with melodic electronic production and live instrumentation, ‘Adamin Dibisin’ is an international anthem that connects people through music, movement and positive energy.
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