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After a year of working together, Black Avenue Muzik and rapper Freda Rhymz have ended their relationship. Even though their initial contract made room for an extension, both parties have agreed not to renew their production and business management agreement. Born Freda Baffour Awua, Freda Rhymz made history by emerging the winner of the sixth season of the MTN Hitmaker music reality show. She is the first female to win that reality show. After winning the reality show, Black Avenue Muzik, Charterhouse Ghana and MTN Ghana came into an agreement for the former to assume production and managerial role of the artiste. Through intense effort, Freda Rhymz released three official singles and music videos between March 2018 and May 2019 under Black Avenue Muzik. She released ‘Jammin’ (a Hip-hop/Rap song), ‘I Dey Go’ featuring Kelvyn Boy (an Afrobeats song), and ‘Pay’ featuring D-Black (an Afrobeats/Hip-hop song)’. Apart from the songs/videos, the rapper also released two fr...

Eben Haligah drops a sensational and inspiring tune titled “THANK YOU”. Known for his sliky smooth voice, the tune tells us how we should be grateful to our maker for all what he has done for us. The song was produced by fast raising music producer KAY MUSICK of P16 STUDIOS.. Listen Here; https://soundcloud.com/eben-haligah/thank-you-eben-haligah Watch Video here; https://youtu.be/YbKjk4zb6OA Download here; https://musicmarketgh.com/profile Facebook: Eben Haligah Instagram: @ebenhaligah_halison Twitter: @ebenhaligah

Apple today announced the new version of iOS at their WWDC 2019 conference, and one of the big news was about the support for gaming controllers on their platforms. Apple has announced that iPhone users can use PlayStation 4 and Xbox One controllers starting with iOS 13 this fall. Apple also confirmed that the controller support will extend to the AppleTV as well this fall. PlayStation 4 controller support: Use your PlayStation 4 game controller with iPhone. Xbox One S controller support: Use your Xbox One S game controller with iPhone. This could open up to controller support on iOS with the upcoming free to play Call of Duty: Mobile title, which will feature MP, Battle Royale, and a Co-op Zombies mode. The new Call of Duty: Mobile title is still in early beta in certain regions with more regions to be added as the launch of the game draws closer. More details on Call of Duty: Mobile is available  here . iOS 13 with game controller support is...

To calculate his net worth, we looked at the artist’s stakes in companies like Armand de Brignac champagne—applying our customary discount to private firms—then added up his income, subtracting a healthy amount to account for a superstar lifestyle. We checked our numbers with a roster of outside experts to ensure these estimates were fair and conservative. Turns out, Jay-Z really is a business man. Armand de Brignac $310 million Jay-Z has used his music to shill the $300 gold bottles of the "Ace of Spades" champagne since launching the brand with the 2006 video “ Show Me What You Got ." More recently, his verse on Meek Mill’s “ What’s Free " put a half-billion-dollar value on the wine, which seems like a bit too bubbly a number. Cash & investments $220 million A vast investing portfolio includes a stake in Uber worth an estimated $70 million. He  reportedly  purchased his piece for $2 million back in 2013—and then wired founder Travis K...

Meet Young sensational Rapper (Homeboye) now KWEKU AUGUST. The CEO of  HOMMIES RECORDS,  now looks dapper and all styled up in his new pictures. Rebranding is one key to promoting your craft and business and Kweku August seems to be having it all right, this time round. “I want music lovers across the globe to identify me easily for my look and name. KWEKU represents my African identity, specifically a Wednesday born of a Ghanaian descent born in AUGUST. (Kweku August)" "I want my name to relate with me and  my  birth,” he said Below are pictures of the new KWEKU AUGUST

In our series of letters from African journalists, media and communications trainer Joseph Warungu writes about what he will be looking out for in 2019. After consistently losing out in football bets last year, I have little confidence in predicting anything for 2019 beyond the fact that the sun will rise and set in Africa. But this much I know without a shadow of doubt: Africa in the coming year will be focused on the beast, the ballot and Big Brother. The African version of the famous reality TV show, which started 16 years ago in South Africa, will be launched in Sierra Leone in 2019. And it is promising to be big. Already 2,000 application forms for Big Brother Sierra Leone have been sold. With a top prize of about $12,000 (£9,400) and the chance to be really famous, it is already the talk of the town, following the success of Big Sister last year, the country's first-ever reality TV show.

Humans usually mark the passage of time by their own growth. As children, it’s physical growth, like the markings etched into the wall of your childhood home indicating your height from one year to another. As adults, our growth is less guaranteed but just as important. We go into each new year hoping to grow in a way that betters our physical and mental states of being, our relationships, our careers, and the lives of the people around us. We just want to improve. What follows is a list of ideas to help you get better and feel better as long as the number of days in a year. Your future, your health, your work life and your contributions to your fellow humans are all covered. But some of the most impactful ones are the small, simple things you can add or cut from your daily life. Growth can be subtle in that way: You might not notice it, but you can improve every day. Living a Healthy Life (1-61) Stretch daily. Try yoga. Or try the more intense hot yoga. Or the quirkier goat...