Uganda shines as Africa's top investment spot for three years straight. The country sees money from other nations jump from $666 million in 2020 to $2.8 billion in 2024. Equity Bank Uganda recently held a meeting called "Exploring Trade & Investment Opportunities in Uganda" with 300 people joining in person or online. Leaders from government groups shared news about how Uganda makes it easier for businesses to start up. They said the country helps connect sellers to millions of customers across Africa.
Equity Bank is the second-largest bank in Uganda, with more than 1.5 million customers. The bank supports main economic areas like farming, manufacturing, tourism, health care, and mining. Their team takes business people on trips to see...
Janet Museveni praised Gomba lawmaker Sylvia Nayebale for organizing local women into savings groups. The First Lady sent Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa to represent her at two events in Gomba District on Friday. He first opened a new school building at Ngomanene Primary School, built by Dr. Kirumira Henry Harris Kalule through the Kelim Foundation. Later, he attended a women's day celebration where they launched the Agriculture, Livestock and Cottage Industries Women's SACCO.
The First Lady said these savings groups can help lift women from poverty. She told the Gomba women to learn from the Grameen Bank, which started with poor, uneducated women in Bangladesh. She cited the Bible story about talents from Matthew 25 to encourage proper...
MTN Ghana explained why digital advocate Kobby Kyei left the Heroes of Change contest. The company sent out information about his exit from the Digital Heroes category on April 20. They said Kyei disagreed with how the awards worked, but MTN kept the same rules for everyone. All contestants learned these rules when they started the competition.
The awards pick winners through public votes on Facebook, combined with decisions from independent judges. Each part counts for half the final score. Kyei asked MTN to change the voting methods partway through the contest. MTN refused these changes because it might give him an unfair advantage over other contestants. They wanted to keep everything fair for all participants.
MTN was sad about...
Ayisha Modi says Samini started treating her differently after meeting Tony, who became his manager. She had promised to help Samini for her whole life. The relationship changed when Tony entered the picture. Modi claims Tony began insulting her, which made her stop working with Samini. She believes Tony influenced how Samini acted toward her.
Modi explains that Tony first met Samini when he offered transportation after a performance because they lacked a vehicle. Later, Tony called Samini to hang out together. This meeting led Tony to become his manager. Modi thinks Tony used this chance to change how Samini treated people who helped him earlier. She feels betrayed after all her support ends because of someone new in his life.
Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix says Ayisha Modi never paid him to damage Shatta Wale or help Stonebwoy. He told fans his media platform supports all talented performers without asking for money or connections. The internet personality mentioned he promotes artists based on merit rather than personal relationships.
Zionfelix made clear he refuses cash offers that involve speaking badly about musicians. He denied ever agreeing to hurt one performer to make another look better. These statements directly challenge what Ayisha Modi claimed about their business dealings. The entertainment world in Ghana buzzes with these conflicting stories between media figures.
His response adds another layer to ongoing arguments among several key players in...
People packed the Grand Arena Dome on Sunday for MTN Stands in Worship 2025. Maame Serwaa traveled from Amasaman to attend the gospel event. She danced throughout the entire show with her arms raised high. This marked her second time at the annual program, which she found more powerful than her previous experience.
MTN Viva Voices started the night with loud praise songs that lifted everyone to their feet. The Tagoe Sisters followed with timeless performances that sparked memories but still sounded fresh. Moses OK came next with hits that made the crowd clap hard. Nacee delivered emotional songs that brought tears to many faces. Bethel Revival Choir added Ga-traditional elements that united the audience.
Empress Gifty ended the show...
MTN Ghana filled the Accra International Conference Centre with music last Sunday at its MTN Stands in Worship event. Thousands came for the April 20 program, which featured top gospel stars. The Tagoe Sisters started the night with harmonies that brought people to their feet. Empress Gifty followed with high-energy performances that turned the venue into a dancing celebration. Her bold stage presence kept the crowd engaged through numerous praise songs.
Nacee's powerful vocals during his segment moved many to tears. He later joined Empress Gifty for what many called a historic finale performance. Hannah Marfo played her classic hits, which had young and old singing along throughout the auditorium. Worship leader Godfred Kwei Blankson...
Kenzy says rumors about Stonebwoy cheating someone out of $400,000 are false. He appeared surprised when addressing these claims in a video. Kenzy confirmed he remains friends with Stonebwoy despite what people hear. This contradicts statements Ayisha Modi made about their relationship. She had suggested Kenzy serve as a go-between.
Bad blood exists between Ayisha Modi and Stonebwoy since she left his music group in 2022. The conflict flared up again after she backed King Paluta for an award. This prompted Stonebwoy's security team to attack her verbally. Ayisha responded with harsh words toward the musician. The situation continues to worsen between them.
Ayisha claims she gave money to help Stonebwoy during tough times. She mentions...
Economic analyst Senyo Hosi rejects claims that petitions against Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo stem from politics. During a TV panel Saturday, he defended the Council of State, saying its 31 members cannot be easily manipulated. He called suggestions otherwise an insult to their intelligence. The matter centers on procedure rather than partisan interests, he explained. This comes as the debate about the Chief Justice heats up online.
Hosi said we should judge petitions on legal grounds instead of political angles. He stressed that the proper process matters more than the motivation behind complaints. The public sharing of petition details might harm the fairness of proceedings, he warned. He expressed faith in checks between...
