Sarkodie Finally Reports Stonebwoy To The police For Beating His Manager

Sarkodie Finally Reports Stonebwoy To The police For Beating His Manager

News Stage   August 16, 2020

 Ghanaian Dancehall Act, Stonebwoy has recently been the talk of the town after physically attacking Sarkodie’s Manager, Angeltown.

According to reports, the Dancehall Act was to record a session for Sarkodie’s Black Love Concert and upon getting to the venue decided to wait patiently for his turn in his car.

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He however realized later that, Shatta Wale who had come after him had already performed. He was not happy with the situation and decided to confront Sarkodie’s manager.

This has caused him to be criticized by a lot of Ghanaians and Stonebwoy has also come out to apologize. In a recent development, Sarkodie still seems not to be happy with the incident and has reported the case to the police.

This was revealed by Mark Okraku Mantey.

Speaking on TV Africa on Friday, the music producer and media personality revealed that, the information he has picked from the camp of Sarkodie indicates the incident has been reported to the police.

“Yesterday in the interim, there was a police report”, he stated

KiDi To Release Say Cheese Remix With American Star Teddy Riley

KiDi To Release Say Cheese Remix With American Star Teddy Riley

News Stage   August 13, 2020

Sensational singer, Dennis Nana Dwamena, better known as KiDi is set to release the remix of his song, “Say Cheese” along with American singer, Teddy Riley.

This was revealed via his social media platform earlier today.

Teddy Riley, real name Edward Theodora Riley is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist credited with the creation of the new jack swing genre. Riley credits Barry Michael Cooper with giving the genre its name.

 KiDi happens to one of the prolific singers in Ghana and this seems to the first time he is collaborating with an international musician.

Breaking the news, KiDi said “Watch this space @teddyriley1  #SayCheeseRemix   @jackknightthelegend”.

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Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max review: The iPhone for all seasons

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max review: The iPhone for all seasons

Review Stage   August 13, 2020

 In his iconic book “A Tale of Two Cities” Charles Dickens wrote, “It was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair.” Now to even mention Apple in the same breath as anything Dickensian is quite blasphemous, but somehow 2018 – as far iPhones were concerned – could be somewhat summed up by the above Dickens quote.

When Apple launched the iPhone XS and XS Max, they were these excellent phones with almost everything going for them, except the price. In a sense, it was the season of light. However, soon the season of darkness began – we know it’s a hyperbole but it did seem like that at one point. Almost every analyst worth their salt had predicted doom and gloom for the iPhones. Then came the spring of hope when suddenly things looked up for the iPhone and the XR ended up being the most popular smartphone of the year. Now, if you are wondering what happened to the winter of despair? Well, that’s something Apple would want – and fervently hope – to avoid with its new crème de la crème iPhone 11 Pro series.

We all knew that the 2019 iPhones won’t be taking a quantum leap of faith. 5G wasn’t expected, the displays were expected to be the same and this wasn’t going to be an avant-garde of an iPhone. Despite putting a hefty starting price tag of Rs 1,09,900, Apple hasn’t really added the bells and whistles. Yet, there’s a certain je ne sais quois about the new iPhone 11 Pro Max. Whether it actually translates into compelling people to spend over Rs 1 lakh or not is something we attempt to decode in our review. Read on to find out more.

iPhone 11 Pro Max review: What’s new in looks and design
Apple for a while has stopped ripping apart the design book and starting afresh. What it does now is make iterations that aren’t noticeable but come with their own share of novelty factors. For instance, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is a shade thicker than the iPhone XS Max. However, at a single glance that’s hard to notice. What’s new with the iPhone 11 Pro Max’s design is the matte finish that Apple has incorporated in its Pro range of iPhones. The Midnight Green – we are predicting it to be the most popular colour of the year – is a very Apple-esque green. In other words, you won’t find a green like this in any other smartphone. Remember how Apple took a shade of Pink with the iPhone 6S, called it Rose Gold and suddenly it was the colour to have. We expect the same to happen with the Midnight Green as well. All the other three colour variants — Space Grey, Silver and Gold — have a matte finish that give them a different look than the last year’s XS iPhones.

Apple started the trend – well sort of – with iPhone X with having an all-glass back. Now, we have seen over the last couple of years that a glass back is a fingerprint magnet. Even the iPhone XS Max was prone to smudges and fingerprints. The iPhone 11 Pro Max is the exact opposite with its matte finish. You’ll have to strain your eyes to find fingerprints or any sort of smudges on the back of it.

Apple claims that it has used the “most durable glass in a smartphone.” While we weren’t brave or adventurous enough to put that to test by dropping it around, it does feel a bit solid than the iPhone XS Max. Though we have been using the iPhone 11 Pro Max without a screen guard and it has picked a scratch or two on the front by sliding in and out of our pockets. 

6 top election campaign songs Ghanaians will hear in 2020

6 top election campaign songs Ghanaians will hear in 2020

Stage   August 10, 2020

  

This year, 2020 is an election and as the country prepares to go to the polls, several political parties will begin pushing their campaign promises through several songs.

Mostly, these politicians employ the services of some top Ghanaian musicians to compose several catchy songs for them to use throughout the campaign period. Some musicians also go out of their way to personally endorse these politicians and compose songs for them. Some of the songs are timeless and they pop up every election year to be used for campaigning during the entire election period. 

Nana Akufo-Addo, Shatta Wale and Mahama Photo credits: Instagram/ Nana Akufo-Addo, Shatta Wale and John Mahama Source: Instagram Read more: 

1. Mahama Paper Ghanaian Dancehall king, Shattawale released a love song titled 'Mahama Paper' ahead of the 2016 elections. But since the song had John Dramani Mahama mentioned several times, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) massively used it as one of the campaign songs prior to the 2016 elections.

2. Onaapo The NDC contracted Dee Aja in 2016 to compose a song for then-candidate John Dramani Mahama which became the official campaign for the NDC in 2016. The song became so popular that Dee Aja was invited to several entertainment events to perform.

3. Nana Winner Highlife legend, Daddy Lumba, popularly known as DL was also commissioned by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in 2012 to compose a campaign song for then-candidate Nana Akufo-Addo. The song became a sudden hit and continues to be one of the best campaign songs for the NPP.

4. Monto ma Nana Addo Veteran gospel musician, Great Ampong in 2012 composed this song for the NPP and candidate Nana Addo Akufo-Addo.

5. Woyome Woyome Using the famous Alfred Agbesi Woyome judgment debt case against the then ruling party the NDC, members of the NPP composed this song which was played and sang by party members at all times during the 2012 elections .