Diana Hamilton Ministries has officially announced Ghana’s premier annual worship gathering, the Awake Experience 2026, set to take place in Accra and Kumasi this February.

At a press launch held on Thursday, January 15, 2026, Diana Hamilton noted that the 10th edition of the Awake Experience is aimed at calling believers into deeper intimacy with God and renewed spiritual alignment, drawing thousands of worshippers for moments of intense praise, prayer, and divine encounter.

This year’s edition is themed “DWELL,” inspired by Psalm 91:1: “He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”

Awake Purified Drinking Water has been announced as the title sponsor, marking its 10 years of service and impact in Ghana. Through its One4Life initiative, the brand has championed purity, health, and community well-being—values that strongly align with the vision of the Diana Hamilton Foundation.

Awake Experience 2026 will feature a strong lineup of gospel ministers, including Elder Dr. Akwasi Mireku, the Tagoe Sisters, Ntokozo Mbambo from South Africa, Siisi Baidoo, Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta, and Joojo Arhin, promising a powerful atmosphere of worship.

In Accra, the event will take place on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at the ICGC Christ Temple East, Teshie, while Kumasi will host the experience on Sunday, February 22, 2026, at the Bantama Church of Pentecost.

Ahead of the worship nights, the Diana Hamilton Foundation will embark on community outreach and corporate engagement activities.

A community outreach programme is scheduled for January 30, 2026, in the Agogo District at the Church of Pentecost, alongside corporate devotion and engagement sessions aimed at promoting workplace spiritual well-being and ethical leadership.

Tickets for the event are available via short code 7258080# on all mobile networks or through www.dianahamilton.com.

The event is proudly supported by partners including Jospong Group, Enterprise Life, Property Electronics, and Beulah Insurance.

For further enquiries, contact +233 546 907 473 or email 1615mediaonline@gmail.com or dianahamiltonmusic@yahoo.co.uk.

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Ghana-based Nigerian Afrobeats artist 8T9BadBoi returns with a deeply emotional yet vibey new single titled “LUDO,” a record that blends heartbreak, self-reflection, and rhythmic groove into one powerful soundtrack.

Inspired by real-life experiences, LUDO explores the feeling of being played and taken for granted in love, drawing a parallel between relationships and the classic game where chance, luck, and unpredictable moves determine one’s fate.

“I realized love isn’t always love, sometimes people just play games,” 8T9BadBoi shares. “LUDO is my most honest song yet. It came straight from my one-room, from a place of real emotion.”

With smooth vocals, haunting melodies, and an Afrobeat rhythm that resonates instantly, LUDO is crafted to strike both the heart and the dance floor.

It is already connecting with listeners through its raw vulnerability and relatable storytelling.

The release also introduces the #NoBeLudoChallenge, encouraging fans to share personal moments when love felt like a game.

LUDO is now available on all major digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Boomplay.

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The nominee for Best Female Vocal Performance in the 2024–2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards, Mima Afrika, has released a smash hit titled “Rush.”

This is a song that will set your feet dancing from start to finish with its endearing melodies and captivating rhythms.

The track blends several melodic elements to create an exceptional sound that is sure to leave a lasting impression. “Rush” carries a powerful message and evokes a sense of nostalgia for listeners.

Rush is poised to inspire, entertain, educate, and remind audiences that not all that glitters is gold. It encourages listeners not to be driven solely by emotions or desires, or to rush into decisions simply because circumstances appear favourable, such haste, the song warns, can be dangerous or lead to regret.

Mima Afrika uses this opportunity to assure fans that “Rush” is a beautifully crafted piece created for their enjoyment, a musical treasure she offers to all who listen.

Enjoy RUSH!

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XYZ Broadcasting’s popular disc jockey, DJ ASTIFA, has earned a nomination in the 2025 Guinness Ghana DJ Awards under the Best Video Jockey category.

Goodwin Kwasi Kotoka, widely known in the entertainment industry as DJ ASTIFA, secures his second career nomination in the prestigious national awards, highlighting his continued impact in Ghana’s music scene.

The Guinness Ghana DJ Awards celebrate DJs across the country who excel in their craft and contribute significantly to the growth and development of Ghana’s music and entertainment industry.

DJ ASTIFA’s nomination is a testament to his creativity, consistency, and influence within the DJing space, further cementing his reputation as one of Ghana’s leading disc jockeys.

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Globally celebrated actress, writer, and producer Aba Arthur has reaffirmed her commitment to Ghana, marking the start of a bold new chapter defined by artistic purpose, cultural contribution, and cross-continental influence.

After building a remarkable career in Hollywood and across major international platforms, Aba is expanding her creative footprint, establishing a home in Ghana while maintaining her base between Atlanta and Los Angeles.

Her mission is intentional: to invest her expertise, creativity, and global perspective into the growth and long-term transformation of Ghana’s creative industry.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Myxyzonline.com, Aba revealed that her decision is deeply personal and spiritually aligned.

“This moment is more than a homecoming,” she said. “It is a full-circle affirmation of heritage, identity, and responsibility.”

Born in Washington, D.C. to Ghanaian parents Appianda Arthur and Aba Enim, Aba’s childhood was shaped by imagination and artistic curiosity.

From her earliest encounters with film, television, and popular culture, she felt an undeniable pull toward storytelling, a passion that would guide her life’s trajectory.

Aba built a strong academic and artistic foundation at the University of Colorado–Boulder, where she graduated with dual degrees in Performing Arts (BFA) and Political Science (BA).

During her studies, she co-founded the dynamic dance troupe BAM (Bust A Move), serving as lead choreographer, showcasing leadership qualities that would later define her creative career.

After graduation, Aba moved to Los Angeles, where she began carving her path in film and television.

She appeared in numerous commercials and feature films, including several that screened internationally, quickly establishing herself as a versatile and compelling on-screen presence.

Her creative voice extended far beyond acting. A passionate writer, she published The 21 Day Ex-Boyfriend Cleanse and went on to develop more than 20 screenplays, exploring themes of identity, humor, vulnerability, and empowerment.

Driven by her desire to champion diverse narratives, Aba founded The Ohemaa Project, her production company.

Through this platform, she premiered her solo show Landing in Love, followed by the visually immersive multimedia production Breathing Art, which toured globally from 2016 to 2018.

She also delivered powerful performances in acclaimed stage works such as Proof and For Colored Girls.

Aba later moved to Atlanta, where her film and television career expanded significantly, earning roles in major productions such as Bad Monkey with Vince Vaughn, Cobra Kai, Legacies, Southland, BET’s Boomerang, ABC’s Queens (as Nicole), and the Aretha Franklin biopic Respect (as Miss Gold).

In 2018, she wrote, produced, and co-directed her first film, The Womb, further establishing her as a creator with emotional depth and strong visual storytelling instincts.

Her global visibility soared with her appearance in Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) and her role as Abena in the 2023 Oprah Winfrey–backed adaptation of The Color Purple.

Aba Arthur plans to return to Ghana next year, not as a permanent move, but as a strategic expansion of her creative life across continents.

She will divide her time between Ghana, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, ensuring that her creative roots in both Africa and the United States continue to thrive.

“Ghana has always been home, the source of my identity, my strength, and my creativity,” she reflects.
“I’m coming back not just to work, but to collaborate, to mentor, and to help shape the future of an industry filled with extraordinary talent. This is where I belong, and this is where I’m meant to make an impact.”

Aba’s return represents a significant opportunity for Ghana’s creative community. With vast experience spanning Hollywood studios, global theatre stages, major streaming platforms, and independent cinema, she brings a rare combination of artistry, experience, discipline, and international insight.

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Aba Arthur’s renewed connection to Ghana signals the beginning of a powerful new era for the country’s creative landscape.

She is returning to build, to collaborate, and to ignite new possibilities, all while continuing her work in Atlanta and Los Angeles.

Her story is not just a homecoming, but a strategic and inspirational return to purpose, legacy, and creative destiny.

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Internationally acclaimed actress, writer, and producer Aba Arthur has officially announced a renewed commitment to Ghana, marking a powerful new chapter in her global artistic journey.

After years of building a celebrated career across Hollywood and international entertainment platforms, Aba is establishing a home in Ghana, not as a full relocation, but as an intentional cross-continental presence.

She will now divide her time between Ghana, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, ensuring her creative influence remains vibrant on both sides of the Atlantic.

Her mission is clear: to invest her experience, elevate local talent, and support Ghana’s rapidly expanding creative ecosystem, all while continuing to thrive in the U.S. film and television industry.

Born in Washington, D.C. to Ghanaian parents Appianda Arthur and Aba Enim, Aba discovered her love for film, television, and storytelling at an early age.

This passion led her to the University of Colorado–Boulder, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performing Arts and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.

During her time there, she co-created the university’s dynamic dance troupe BAM (Bust A Move), serving as both dancer and choreographer.

After graduation, Aba launched her entertainment career in Los Angeles, appearing in a variety of commercials and feature films, several of which screened internationally.

Her writing career flourished as well, culminating in the publication of her first book, The 21 Day Ex-Boyfriend Cleanse, and the development of more than 20 screenplay concepts, cementing her identity as a versatile and visionary storyteller.

Her creative reach expanded with the founding of The Ohemaa Project, a production company dedicated to purposeful, culturally rich storytelling. Through the company, she premiered her solo stage production Landing in Love, followed by Breathing Art, a multimedia stage experience that toured from 2016 to 2018.

Her classical training continued to shine through roles in acclaimed theatre productions such as Proof and For Colored Girls.

A later move to Atlanta, Georgia, opened new doors in film and television. Aba’s screen credits include standout roles in Bad Monkey starring Vince Vaughn, Cobra Kai, Legacies, NBC’s Southland, BET’s Boomerang, and ABC’s Queens.

She delivered a memorable performance as Miss Gold in Respect, the Aretha Franklin biopic led by Jennifer Hudson.

In 2018, she wrote, produced, and co-directed her first film, The Womb, reinforcing her reputation as a creator of depth and vision.

Her momentum grew even stronger with her appearance in Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) and her role as Abena in the highly anticipated Oprah Winfrey–produced adaptation of The Color Purple.

Now, after years of international success, Aba Arthur is deepening her ties to Ghana, ready to collaborate, mentor, and invest in the next generation of African storytellers.

Her return, she emphasizes, is “rooted in intention, not migration,” reflecting a desire to build a bridge between Ghana’s creative industry and the global entertainment world.

“Ghana shaped my values, my imagination, and my artistic spirit,” Aba says. “Coming home feels like destiny. I will be in Ghana to build, to mentor, and to support the creators who are pushing our culture forward, while remaining fully active in the U.S. industry. Ghana is home, and so are Atlanta and Los Angeles. My life and work now exist across continents.”

Aba’s cross-continental commitment represents a significant opportunity for Ghana’s creative sector, as she brings not only artistic mastery but also a bold vision for a globally recognized Ghanaian creative landscape.

Through strategic collaborations, capacity-building initiatives, and new production pipelines, she aims to amplify the stories, artistry, and cultural brilliance that define Ghana’s identity.

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Ghana’s creative arts community is mourning the loss of veteran actor and cultural icon Mr. William Addo, popularly known by his stage name Akpatse, who passed away peacefully on 22nd November 2025 after years of battling severe health complications.

Mr. Addo’s illustrious career spanned several decades, earning him national recognition as an actor, lecturer, director, and cultural advocate.

He became a household name through his unforgettable performances on GTV’s Thursday Theatre and numerous stage and screen productions, where his distinct comedic flair and memorable character portrayals endeared him to audiences across the country.

A scholar of the arts, Mr. Addo studied Drama and Theatre Studies at the University of Ghana and later obtained a Master’s degree in Acting and Directing from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom.

His contributions extended beyond performance; he held key leadership roles including Director at the National Theatre and Director of Programmes at the National Commission on Culture.

He also lectured at the University of Ghana’s Theatre Arts Department, where he mentored generations of actors and creatives who today form the backbone of Ghana’s film and theatre industry.

In his later years, Mr. Addo faced significant health challenges, including visual impairment from glaucoma and cataracts.

Despite these difficulties, he remained celebrated for his resilience and his unwavering commitment to the arts.

The family is expected to announce funeral arrangements in due course.
For further information, the public may contact 0242688801.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.

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Renowned Ghanaian gospel artist Gracee J, born Grace Awuah, has officially released her inspiring new single titled “Obiara Nni Ho.”

The song is now available on all major digital streaming platforms, including Boomplay, Apple Music, Spotify, Audiomack, Amazon Music, SoundCloud, and Shazam.

Hailing from Cape Coast, Gracee J has built a strong reputation for her powerful vocals and spirit-filled performances.

Since the release of her 2013 debut album “Eye Nadom,” she has consistently uplifted audiences with her distinctive blend of worship and praise, deeply rooted in Ghanaian gospel traditions.

“Obiara Nni Ho,” which translates to “There Is No One Like Him,” is a heartfelt proclamation of God’s unmatched power and presence.

The track beautifully fuses deep, soulful worship with rhythmic, uplifting praise, highlighting Gracee J’s signature Afro-Manding gospel style that continues to resonate with listeners across generations.

Stream “Obiara Nni Ho” today:
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Ghanaian gospel sensation Nsroma Music has officially released her latest single, “Did You Know,” a powerful, spirit-filled track poised to touch hearts and uplift souls.

Following the success of her worship anthem “Banner of Love,” Nsroma continues her journey of musical ministry with a song she describes as deeply personal and divinely inspired.

Renowned for her exceptional vocal prowess, lyrical depth, and unmistakable anointing, Nsroma Music has carved a unique space in the contemporary gospel scene.

Her music blends modern gospel elements with faith-driven messaging, a signature style that resonates strongly with both Ghanaian and international audiences.

“Did You Know” delivers a message of spiritual awakening, hope, and encouragement to believers across the globe.

With each release, Nsroma reaffirms her place as one of the defining voices of modern African gospel.

Listen to “Did You Know” on all major streaming platforms now:
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Dancehall artiste Samini has described the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) as a special institution that needs the right people at the helm to ensure the proper management of music affairs in the country.

In an interview on Hitz FM on November 12, 2025, Samini acknowledged the efforts of those currently leading the organization but noted that there is still much work to be done at GHAMRO.

“I like when young people are given the chance to take offices like that. So, GHAMRO is a special place that needs the right heads to actually manage it. Those who are there are doing their best, but we still have a long way to go,” he said.

When asked whether he would consider taking on a leadership role at the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) or GHAMRO in the future, Samini said he would not rule out the possibility.

He explained that as an artiste who has grown and developed through the industry, he is open to serving if the time and opportunity are right.

“You never say never, you know. While we grow, we develop ourselves to make ourselves fit for call ups as and when. So, if the time comes and I’m called and I think I’m available, we’ll see. Because any opportunity to help shape our industry is a blessing unto whoever is called,” he added.

Sensational Ghanaian musician, Black Sherif, has disclosed he submitted his work for the 66th Grammy Awards but didn’t snag a nomination.

According to the Kweku Frimpong crooner He filed for two categories: Best African Music Performance and Best Global Album.

Black Sherif revealed he’s not bothered by the snub, emphasizing his focus remains on his craft and connecting with fans.

“I would be very happy if they nominated me but e no even shift me as dem no nominated. I am not shaken, I am not touched,” he said.

Black Sherif believes Ghana’s music industry is growing and will eventually earn global recognition.