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John Dumelo Rejects Push for Creative Industry Leaders as Tourism Ministers.

Renowned actor and Ayawaso West Wuogon MP, John Dumelo, has dismissed the idea of reserving the Tourism Ministry for creatives, arguing that the role requires a visionary leader who prioritizes the welfare of the creative sector.In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, Dumelo expressed his respect for the position of his colleagues but emphasized the importance of competence over industry affiliation. He believes the decision should be left to President John Mahama, inaugurated on January 7, 2025.The Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture was established in 2013 under Mahama to unite tourism, arts, and culture. While some creatives previously held roles in the ministry, Dumelo insists that effective leadership transcends being part of the creative fraternity.His comments come amidst fresh advocacy from creatives to appoint one of their own to the ministry. Dumelo, however, pledged to uphold the NDC manifesto's vision […]

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Kwame A Plus: My Priority Is Gomoa Central, Not the Creative Industry.

Ghanaian musician and newly elected Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame A Plus, has clarified that his focus in Parliament will be on serving his constituents, not the entertainment industry. Speaking with Graphic Showbiz, A Plus highlighted that no creative group supported his campaign, stating, “I’m not going to Parliament to fight for the industry; they didn’t put me there.”Instead, he directed the creative sector to pay attention to Shatta Wale’s advocacy, praising him for offering practical solutions to the industry's challenges.A Plus, who defeated the NPP incumbent MP by over 2,600 votes, shared that his journey to Parliament began six years ago, during which he pursued higher education, earning a Bachelor’s degree, Master’s, and an LLB.While his comments stirred mixed reactions, he reiterated that his mandate is to prioritize the needs of Gomoa Central, the community that entrusted […]

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Adjetey Anang Advocates Storytelling Over Protests to Combat Galamsey.

Ghanaian actor Adjetey Anang, also known as Pusher, has emphasized the power of storytelling in addressing societal issues like illegal mining, commonly referred to as 'galamsey' in Ghana. In an interview, Anang highlighted that creative professionals, particularly actors, have the ability to convey important messages through their craft, potentially influencing change more effectively than through protests.The actor, known for his role in "Things We Do for Love," believes that incorporating messages about social issues into films and productions can be a more impactful way of raising awareness among audiences. He mentioned that entertainment often blends with messages about serious problems, allowing people to enjoy the content while also learning about issues like galamsey.While Anang supports lawful protests against illegal mining, he stressed that actors and other creatives could make a significant difference by focusing on storytelling as a tool for […]

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