Author: Fiifi Sey

Ghanaian gospel singer Pardikie has officially released her highly anticipated second single, ‘Jehovah Overdo’, marking another inspiring milestone in her growing music journey and reinforcing her message of faith, gratitude, and divine assurance. ‘Jehovah Overdo’ is a vibrant gospel anthem that celebrates God’s abundant grace and unwavering presence in the lives of believers. With rich vocals, instrumentation, uplifting melodies, and a heartfelt lyrical narrative, the single reflects Pardikie’s signature sound — a blend of contemporary gospel expression and authentic worship rooted in personal testimony. The release follows Pardikie’s debut single ‘Okamafo’, which introduced audiences to her passionate ministry through music…

The government has pledged to preserve the legacy of Ghanaian highlife legend Bob Pinodo, as tributes continue following his death.

During a courtesy call on the late musician’s family, Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts Minister Abla Dzifa Gomashie offered condolences and assured relatives of the nation’s commitment to safeguarding his memory. She urged the family to remain strong in their bereavement and stressed the need to document and protect the works and life stories of veteran performers for future generations.

Gomashie said the late singer’s impact on Ghana’s creative arts sector would endure, describing his contributions as significant to the country’s cultural heritage and artistic identity.

Speaking on behalf of the family, Bessa Simons, president of the Musicians Union of Ghana, hailed Pinodo as a global ambassador of Ghanaian music whose influence extended beyond national borders. He announced that the main funeral rites are scheduled for Saturday, 28 February 2026.

Pinodo was widely celebrated for his distinctive highlife sound and enduring presence on Ghana’s music scene, earning admiration from fans, fellow musicians and cultural stakeholders alike. Officials say plans to honour his legacy will form part of broader efforts to recognise pioneers of Ghana’s arts industry.

The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts on Tuesday honoured Ghanaian model and entrepreneur Hamamat Montia as Shea Butter Ambassador for her role in promoting the product as a symbol of Ghana’s cultural pride and creative economy.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), Maame Efua Houadjeto, has taken part in a high-level Global Affairs Business Mixer held ahead of the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, positioning Ghana prominently within global creative and innovation conversations.

The President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, has recounted the enjoyment of American internet personality IShowSpeed during a visit to a shea butter museum in northern Ghana, suggesting the young man is likely to return.

Ghanaian YouTuber and travel vlogger Wode Maya has detailed the behind-the-scenes role he played during American streamer iShowSpeed’s high-profile visit to Ghana, describing the experience as exhausting, tightly scheduled and ultimately rewarding for the country’s global image.

Berthold Kobby Winkler Ackon, widely recognised as Wodemaya, has emerged as one of Africa’s most influential digital storytellers, transforming the continent’s global image through vlogs, documentaries, and social media engagement. Born on March 3, 1994, in Ahekofi, Kofikrom, a town in Ghana’s Western Region, Wodemaya has carved a unique niche as a Ghanaian YouTube personality, aeronautical engineer, and cultural ambassador.

Ghana emerged as a standout destination at the 2026 New York Travel and Adventure Show, held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. The annual event, which ran from 24–25 January, showcased over 550 exhibitors, including top destinations, tour operators, cruise lines, and travel providers from around the world.

The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has held an orientation programme for heads of agencies and their deputies aimed at strengthening leadership alignment, governance standards and strategic collaboration across the sector.

Ghana is set to officially launch its revised Culture Policy in March during the annual Ghana Culture Day, the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, announced during a courtesy visit by a UNESCO delegation.