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MzVee 'Sing my name' hitmaker, Mzvee, disclosed that she paid nothing for the collaboration of Yemi Alade for the tune making airwaves in the Ghana music industry, "Come and see my moda," which was produced by Kuami Eugene and Richie Mensah. http:// www.ghxclusives.com / wp-content /uploads/2018/01/ MzVee-ft-Yemi-Alade-Come-and-See-My-Moda-Prod.-by-Kuami -Eugene-Richie-Mensah-GHXCLUSIVES.COM _.mp3 According to Mzvee, she only catered for the expenses of Yemi Alade's stay in Ghana since she hosted her. She made these revelations in an interview with DJ Advisor on Happy 98.9 FM. Attesting to the fact that paying collaborations is professional, Mzvee said it will be different with artistes that have the vibe and clique. The two artistes met at the BET Awards and later agreed to record a banger together. In the interview session, the singer was asked about the artistes she feels she needs to work with. In her reply, Mzvee said there are artistes who she feels to...

Dr. Hilla Limann was born on the 12th of December 1934 in Gwolu, Sisaala West District, Upper West Region.  He married Mrs. Fulera Limann and had seven fruits of the womb with her,  Lariba Montia (née Limann), Baba Limann, Sibi Andan (née Limann), Lida Limann, Daani Limann, Zilla Limann and Salma Limann. From the rural area, Dr. Hilla Limann faced most challenges but later accomplished his aim of educating himself. He will be honoured with a the renaming of the Wa Polytechnic, Hilla Limann Polytechnic, by the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) government this year, 2018. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND * He had his elementary education at Lawra Confederacy Native Authority Primary Boarding School from 1941 to 1945 and Tamale Middle Boarding school from 1946 to 1949. * He attended the goverment teacher training college after serving as a pupil teacher in Tumu. * Dr. Limann furthered his education in political science at the London School of Economics between 1957 and 1960...

A Member of the Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC), Dr Steve Manteaw, is urging the government to make a full disclosure of the details of the petroleum agreement between Ghana and ExxonMobil. According to him, because the government entered into the agreement on behalf of Ghanaians, it is necessary for the details to be made public. Speaking on the topic, “The New Exploration and Production (E&P) Law vis-à-vis the ExxonMobil Agreement” at a PIAC-Institute of Financial and Economic Journalists (IFEJ) workshop at Koforidua over the weekend, Dr Manteaw said it was unfortunate that the government has kept details of the deal under wraps. Section 10 (3) of the E&P Act, Act 919 (2016) on petroleum agreement states, “A petroleum agreement shall only be entered into after an open, transparent and competitive public tender process.” Section 10 (9) of the same Act states, “Despite subsection 3, the Minister may, in consultation wit...

Asamoah Gyan says he is not moved by persistent attacks by his detractors as he is more concentrated on giving his all for the Black Stars. The Stars captain took to his official Instagram page, Wednesday night, to rubbish allegations of him using black magic to destroy other players in the team to his advantage. The Kayserispor man has advised players, who go round spreading those false allegations, to spend time, work hard and improve because he, Gyan, won’t stoop so low to use black magic on players that are not on his level. ”A player will say he is not progressing because his teammate cast a spell or used Juju (black magic) [on him]. But that player should ask himself if he has more qualities than whoever he is [accusing],” Gyan said furiously. ”For example, if I want to do something [use black magic] on somebody then the person should be higher than me not someone who’s not at my level.” He added; ”People think I will be distracted w...

The Inspector General of Police, David Asante Apeatu, has confirmed DCOP Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah as the Director-General of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). She was the acting Director-General before the promotion. This was confirmed by a statement issued by IGP David Asante Apeatu.

The Ghana Police Service is to recruit 2,000 personnel this year to shore up the numerical strength of the service to effectively combat crime, the Interior Minister, Ambrose Dery, has said. The decision to increase the number, he said, is aimed at meeting the United Nations target of 500 people to a police officer. According to him, 200 vehicles and 400 motor cycles have been given to the service to beef up its logistical operations. “We are prepared to do better. New stations have been opened in Accra, Kumasi and Tamale to open up more avenues to deal with the security situation,” Mr. Dery stated. Mr. Dery, MP, Nandom, was speaking with the media after meeting Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee with the Inspector General of Police, David Asante Apeatu. The meeting was at the request of Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee following attacks on security personnel in recent times. The meeting, held behind closed doors, the Ghanaian Times und...

Nigeiran businessman and philantropist , Dele Momodou has showered praises on Ghana describing it as the success story of Africa. Acording to him, the giant political strides made by Ghana so far makes it the envy of many other African countries especially when it comes to leadership and Nigerians are not exempted from this envy. " Ghana is a successful story. Those of us from Nigeria come here because we see Ghana's success and we want to share in it. Ghana is blessed to have a leader like President Nana Akufo-Addo and former President John Mahama and that makes Nigerians jealous, " he revealed. Chief Momodou made the disclosure while taking his turn on Starr FM's Starr Chat which was monitored by YEN.com.gh. He however advised against the practice where one new government runs down their predecessors, warning that it does not help continuity. " What I've seen in Africa is that when new leaders come, they want to dismantle the previous government and...