One of the most known names in Ghanaian radio, television and movies, Chris Attoh has revealed that he has turned down several acting offers presented to him by ubiquitous movie producer, Abdul Salam Mumuni.  Chris was answering a question about his transition into acting on ‘Allo Tigo’ with Jon Germain over the weekend, where he commented that he is very choosy and picky about the

Vodafone in partnership with 4syte TV has officially declared video submissions open for the 2011 Video Music Awards (VMA’s). At a press conference in Accra on Monday morning, the two companies were excited about the partnership which was in March, adding that the partnership is expected to take 4syte events to new heights by delivering unmatched high quality experience, synonymous with the Vodafone Brand.The VMA’s

There seems to be an emerging new way of telling stories in Ghanaian movies as two of Ghana’s acclaimed film makers, Kwaw Ansah and Shirley Frimpong-Manso go in for ‘serial’ movies.  Kwaw Ansah’s ‘Good Old Days’ is a 24 episode mini feature film revolving around a core family with different  titles, situations and stories in each episode.  While Shirley’s ‘Adams Apples’ is a miniseries made

It was a battle of the ‘iron-ladies’ of the Ghanaian movie industry as film makers Leila Djansi and Shirley Frimpong-Manso battled it out to see who wins the most awards at the maiden edition of the Ghana Movie Awards. Both had multiple nominations for their works ‘Sinking Sands’ & ‘I Sing of a Well’, and ‘Checkmate’ & ‘A Sting in A Tale’ respectively. Shirley’s ‘Sting

The Jury of the upcoming Ghana Movie Awards has officially announced that ‘Ama Ghan’a, a local language (Twi) movie directed by Frank Gharbin is the single movie that topped the nominations list released a couple of weeks ago. The movie which stars Agya Koo, Clement Bonney aka Mr. Beautiful, Vivian Jill among others got 14 nominations ahead of Shirley Frimpong Manso’s A Sting In A