It appears that Ghana’s representative at the Miss World 2011 beauty pageant competition, Stephanie Adwoa Adjeiwaa Karikari, is having fun in London and gradually warming herself into the finals set for Sunday, November 6. Stephanie has made Ghana proud by qualifying as one of ten finalists in the Beauty With a Purpose (BWP) segment. The Segment is one of several Fast Track events that precede the

Miss Ghana 2010, Stephanie Karikari has been made the new face of the popular hair relaxer, of BO-16 manufactured by Ghandour Cosmetics. Stephanie’s new found status means she would lead most of the company’s publicity platforms. She will act as the ‘cover girl’ in most of their branding materials both home and abroad, for a one year period. An excited Stephanie said: “I am grateful to

Stephanie Karikari, Miss Ghana 2010 winner has treated orphans from the Teshie Orphanage to a day’s movie-watching experience at the Silverbird Cinema at the Accra Mall. Some 30 children and their supervisors, at the invitation of the reigning beauty queen savoured every moment of the three-hour session whilst reveling in the great Hollywood studio-produced 3D film, Narnia. From the taking of photo shots with Stephanie to feeding

Perfume Lounge, a retail outlet of assorted body sprays, perfumes and other products has hosted the first three winners of the just-ended Miss Ghana beauty pageant competition to a day’s familiarization tour of the company’s OSU office. The three Stephanie Karikari (Miss Ghana 2010), Frances Nyamikeh (1st Runner-Up) and Esther Gadagbui (2nd Runner-Up) were treated to a very exciting tour of their facility and also handed

Ivorian music superstar, Freddie Meiway has asked Ghanaians to pray for Ivory Coast as the country goes to the polls on Sunday. He made the statement during a thrilling performance at the 2010 Miss Ghana finale in Accra on Saturday night. Meiway began his statement by commending Ghana for leading the way in democratic elections but added that his heart beats with fear as Ivory