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  Shirley Frimpong-Manso’s “Potato Potahto” is Selected for Netflix’s “Made In Africa”   Great news for Ghana as ace Movie Producer and Director, Shirley Frimpong-Manso’s ‘ Potato Potahto ’ is selected for “Made In Africa”, a Netflix curated Movie Collection. 25th May is  Africa Day , an annual commemoration of the foundation of the Organisation of African Unity and movie streaming giant  Netflix  is already in a celebratory mood, launching a well-curated collection of African movies. The collection of movies consists of African series, films and documentaries. The initiative is geared towards celebrating and honoring Netflix’s commitment to Africa and the African creative community. “ Made In Africa ” has a long list of movies and documentaries – including older licensed films and shows as well as Netflix Originals like “ Queen Sono “, which premiered on Netflix in February, and the soon to be launched “ Blood & Water “.  Other films and seri...

  17 Ghanaian YouTube Channels You Need to Check Out in 2022  April 3, 2022   Elsa Bansi YouTube is still the biggest online video-sharing platform in the world. Its popularity is so enormous that there are over a billion hours of content watched on their platform every day. Founded in February 2005, YouTube’s evolution and proliferation is meritorious. Contentwise, YouTube has a humongous and ceaseless variation of creators from all over the world, and Ghana is not exempted.  Ghanaians are spontaneous and full of creativity; with attributes that attract people from all over the world. With wild subscriber numbers, views, and watch hours, they are taking the YouTube scene by storm. In no particular order, here’s our list of 17  Ghanaian YouTube channels  you need to check out in 2022. 1. Wode Maya Born on 8th November 1990,  Wode Maya  (Berthold Kobby Winkler Ackon) is one of the most popular Ghanaian YouTube personalities right now with over...

Caroline Mawuena Nkechinyere Lamas known as Nkechi is a Ghanaian actress, model and entrepreneur. Born to a Nigerian dad and a Ghanaian mother. She has starred in several movies, including African Kung Fu-Nazis, Trust no girl, what is love and Alo borga. Her name has earn her a level of recognition on film Global most wanted young Actress on the Africa11A Film insight . A recent post discovery of new upcoming Actress of the year. African Kunfu-Nazis has place the young Actress to the world film remit . Born: June 15, 1996 (age 26 years), Ho Height: 1.65 m

  Netflix Is Finally Here in Africa and CEO of Iroko TV Says He is Not Bothered By  Mimi Sakib January 10, 2016 It’s been a very long time coming but finally Netflix, arguably the biggest subscription based online streaming service in the world has officially launched in Africa and worldwide (apart from China). The Chief Executive and Co-Founder Reed Hastings made this announcement at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas when he was delivering his keynote speech. He said “Today you are witnessing the birth of a new global Internet TV network. We’re looking forward to bringing great stories from all over the world to people all over the world.” There were a lot of speculations prior to this worldwide launch that Netflix was planning to launch in South Africa (of course) this 2016 in a very grand way as part of their territory and audience expansion. “We have not provided details of when we plan to go where, but you can be confident South Africa is among the countries we i...

  People Do Bad Things On Social Media to Brand Themselves – Actress, Zynnell  ZUH It’s no longer news that most celebrities depend on negativity to always be in the spotlight. When we come online every day, there must be a negative headline of one public figure or the other. These celebrities understand that in order to remain in the spotlight, their names ought to always be on the lips of people. Well, Ghanaian actress and fashionista Zynnell Zuh has just confirmed on  United Showbiz  that most celebrities do negative things just to get the attention of the public. According to her, negative news sells in Ghana, so it’s not surprising to see some celebrities selling themselves negatively just for fame.  As regards to this subject matter, the beautiful actress had this to say while addressing the issue of why social media influencers always do bad things; “People intentionally go on social media to do bad things just to get attention because, in Ghana, bad news...