Stop blaming DJs when your songs fail – Mercury Quaye to musicians
Budding musician Stylish wins top award
Hearts of Oak suffers epic humiliation at the hands of Wydad Athletic
Samuel Boadu makes 2 changes as Caleb Amankwah returns against Wydad
Hearts of Oak options and probable lineup against Wydad Athletic Club
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It is really interesting that artists are always blaming DJs when their songs fail to make hits. The organizer of the Ghana DJ Awards, Mercury Quay has charged Ghanaians artists that producing good songs is never a guarantee that they will go viral or be hit songs. According to him,
Stylish hold his award plaque and that of the Song Writer of the Year which he took for FreshNisky
Accra Hearts of Oak campaign CAF’s elite competition has ended on a sour note a humiliating defeat to Wydad Athletic Club of Morroco. The Ghanaian champions who went into the fixture with a one-goal advantage following the victory in Accra last week were given a reality check just under 10
Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu has made two changes to his starting XI to take on Wydad Athletic Club in the CAF Champions League preliminary round second leg in Morroco. In what is their third match in the competition, Samuel Boadu has decided to tweak his starting XI for
Accra Hearts of Oak will be looking to make their first appearance in the CAF Champions League group stage for the first time in 15 years and would also be aiming to lay hold of the trophy they last won two decades ago. The Ghanaian giants hold a slim one-goal
The Ghana National Fire Service alongside other government security agencies such as the Ghana Immigration Service, Prison Service and Ghana Police Service are recruiting personnel into the services. Tens of thousands of Ghanaians bought the forms as part of the process. Those who qualified from the first stage have been
