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The management of the Takoradi Technical University in the Western region have suspended seventeen (17) students who engaged in examination malpractices.
The students including 14 male and 3 female students were suspended after the disciplinary committee of the school found them guilty of the misconduct.
The students remain suspended pending an appearance before the disciplinary committee. Senior Principal Public Relations Officer of the University, Mr Ekow Payin Richardson said the suspension is intended to maintain discipline in the school. He said the findings of the committee established that they were cheating during examination, contrary to the rules of the university. He added that aside from the 17 who were handed the suspension letters, two others received warning letters while one paper of another student was cancelled.
Source: Pulse.com.gh
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Leading media firm MiPROMO last Friday took their turn on stage at the just ended Social Media Week brainstorming event organised by Echo House.
Social Media Week is a leading news platform and worldwide conference that curates and shares the best ideas, innovations and insights into how social media and technology are changing business, society and culture around the world.
MiPROMO, a company which is predominantly online based made a presentation on how to make money off contents people love. The topic which was going to touch mostly on the entertainment sector was well attended by most young music artists and artist managers.
Making the presentation on behalf of MiPROMO was Nana Rofa Kissi who delved into how to make suitable content for your youtube channel. He emphasised on specific areas that should make one’s content stand out on the video-sharing website.
He then touched on the main reason everyone was there, how to make money off their contents they loved.
Nana Rofa Kissi listed points needed to monetise a channel. What was to follow next was a very intense Q & A that made that session one of the most talked about sessions.
After the session was over, Nii Atakora Mensah – Content Development Manager of MiPROMO attend to patrons who wanted to know about YouTube and MiPROMO services.
MiPROMO Media is a neo media company specializing in Web Publishing, Social Media Marketing, Digital Music & Video Distribution, Online Advertising, Branding & Image Development, Celeb Photography, Web Traffic Generation and Event Marketing & Management.
The clientele of MiPROMO Media Network includes but not limited to the following individuals Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Joey B, Medikal, Guru, Joyce Blessing, SP Kofi Sarpong and more. MiPROMO Media owns and operates the following brands, GhanaMusic.com, StyleAfrique.com, MiPROMO Studios and the Mi Agency.
Social Media Week was organised by Echo House Ghana and powered by telecommunication giant, Vodafone Ghana.
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The biggest names in entertainment headed to the 2017 Ghana Music Awards UK on Saturday, 16 September, for the iconic award show.
There was sizzling performances by Hannah A. Donkor, Bariama Sidney, Sherifa Guru, Kumi Guitar, Obibini, Kwamz & Flava and much more.
The official sponsors for Ghana Music Awards UK 2017 are DK Aluminuim Plus, Koalpot, Koxmet and Exclusive Events.
Media partners for the awards includes ABN TV, Ghana Music.com, Afrobeats Radio and Hot Digital Online Radio, Vans London, Kofi Amengor, Bread Of Heaven International, Starr Radio UK, Vox Africa, Loggy Entertainment, Rhapsody Management, Beat 103. 6, Exoteeque, Amari Heritage and New African TV.
Below is the official list…
1 – African Artist Of The Year
Winner: Mr Eazi
2 – UK Based Ghanaian DJ Of The Year
Winner: DJ Fiifi
3 – New Artist Of The Year
Winner: Ebony
4 – Best UK Based Ghanaian International Artist
Winner: Reggie N Bollie
5 – Music Producer Of The Year
Winner: Willis Beatz
6 – Best Music Video
Winner: Pain Killer – Sarkodie ft. Runtown
7 – Best Rapper Of The Year
Winner: Sarkodie
8 – Most Popular Song Of The Year
Winner: Time Aso – Sidney and Onaapo – Nacee ft. Dee Aja
9 – Collaboration Of The Year
Winner: Taking Over – Shatta Wale ft. Militants
10 – Artist Of The Year
Winner: Shatta Wale
11 – UK Based Afrobeats Artist Of The Year
Winner: Kwamz & Flava
12 – Afro-Pop Song Artist Of The Year
Winner: Taking Over – Shatta Wale ft. Militants
15 – Traditional Artiste Of The Year
Winner: Sherifa Gunu
16 – UK Based Afrobeats Song Of The Year
Winner: Dun Talking – Kojo Funds ft. Abra Cadabra
17 – UK Based Artiste Of The Year
Winner: Eugy
18 – UK Based New Artist Of The Year
Winner: Belly Squad
19 – UK Based New Uncovered Artist Of The Year
Winner: Anda Da Rida
20 – UK Based Producer/Engineer Of The Year
Winner: DJ Julz
21 – Gospel Song Of The Year
Winner: Yewo Nyame A Yewo Adze – Nacee ft. Ernest Opoku
22 – Gospel Artist Of The Year
Winner: Joe Mettle
24 – Best UK Based Gospel Song Of The Year
Winner: It will Come to Pass – Sarah Clark
25 – Best UK Based Gospel Album Of The Year
Winner: Eden Na Menye Ma Wo –
Amankwah Tiah
26 – Best UK Based New Gospel Artist Of The Year
Winner: Hannah A Donkor
27 – UK Based Influential Gospel Artist Of The Year
Winner: Louisa Annan
28 – Hip-Life Song Of The Year
Winner: Sarkodie – RSN (Rich Nigga Shit)
29 – High Life Song Of The Year
Winner: Confession – Kofi Kinaata
30 – High Life Artist Of The Year
Kofi Kinaata
31 – Hiplife/Hip Hop Artist Of The Year
Winner: Sarkodie
32 – Hip Hop Song Of The Year
Winner: M.anifest – God MC
33 – Reggae/Dancehall Song Of The Year
Winner: People Dey – Stonebwoy
34 – Reggae/Dancehall Artist Of The Year
Winner: Shatta Wale
35 – Best Group Of The Year
Winner: VVIP
36 – Lifetime achievement Award
Afro Moses – Ghana and Mr Dennis Tawiah – Akwaaba UK
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After reaching one million views on his official Youtube channel Kofi Kinaata has landed in Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science & Technology [KNUST].
Hardly do we see Ghanaian artistes song used as teaching material in tertiary schools. But this time around the story has changed as a rapper known in real life as Martin King Arthur song dubbed “Confession” was used as a teaching material for level 200 of KNUST.
Upon seeing this historic achievement the High-Grade Family signed artiste [Kinaata] took to all his social media platforms and posted a script of his “Confession” song, which has been translated from a Ghanaian parlance dubbed “Fante” to English language.
Kwame Nkrumah Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) level 200 students are studying the literary device in Confession this semester.
Kofi Kinaata took to his Facebook page and wrote:
“Level 200 KNUST students are studying the literary devices in #Confession this semester (Poems For ENG-LIT 263). Bigups to the lecturer”.
Kofi Kinaata released ‘Confession’ in December, 2016 and it became an instant hit.
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In an interview with Bola Ray on Starr Chat on Starr 103.5 FM Wednesday evening, the ‘Mahama Paper’ act disclosed that he charges 150, 000 per event.
“…the least amount is GHC 150, ooo. When it’s students I try to charge moderate, let’s say 60, oooo. ”
Wale also shared his thoughts on celebrities endorsing political parties, the Ghanaian music industry amongst other issues during the interview.
Some three years ago, Dancehall artiste Bandana re-emerged on the Ghanaian music scene after about a 10-year ‘disappearance’ with a new name.
The artiste who was popular for the song ‘Moko Hoo’ wanted to be known as and called Shatta Wale.
His ‘second coming’ happened as a result of him losing out on a Dancehall category award to Kaakie at the 2013 Ghana Music Awards. Backstage, he called the winning artiste and the organizers all sorts of derogatory and unprintable words, that act as bad as it was, happened to be his ‘breakthrough’ moment.
He also recorded videos in which he called CharterHouse and its CEO names, leading to the former being sued.
In a new interview with MTV.CO.UK, Wale spoke about why he decided to change his name from Bandana to his current moniker.
“Well, it was rebranding… I wanted to explore more into the world. I wanted to make my songs known by the bigger markets, and as a dancehall artist I thought that the name Bandana was a bit local for the international market. Because we all know what Bandana is, but I had a different meaning for it. Later on I decided to get a name that will at least cause news, the only name that could do that was Shatta.”
He also claims the decision has been financially rewarding.
“But most Nigerians think that I’m Nigerian because of it. It’s good as a marketing strategy as well because anytime I go to Nigeria, people always ask me if I’m from there and I’m like ‘No’. They have a different meaning for Wale, so I just felt let me add the Wale to the Shatta and see how it goes and I think it has really worked. It’s an African ting.”
Credit: livefmghana.com
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