Beginning with the 27th edition of the awards, the winner of the category will receive a GH₵100,000 cash prize, support towards the production of a music video for their next project, and a curated album listening experience powered by Guinness Ghana.
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For award-winning broadcaster and mom, Carol Ofori, navigating this space is a constant balancing act, one that requires intention, awareness and ongoing conversation.
From managing screen time to deciding when children should access social media, Ofori shares her honest perspective on what it really takes to raise kids in a digital-first world.
As a mom and a media personality, how would you describe the reality of raising children in today’s digital-first world?
Raising kids today is exceptionally challenging. As a millennial, I grew up in a time with no internet, then dial-up, and now fibre, all within my lifetime. My kids, on the other hand, have been born into a world of instant, high-speed connectivity.
The rapper made the bold declaration during a live performance at Kumawu on Saturday night, where he paused mid-set to address fans about the nominations.
“You know they released the nominations for the TGMA and the Artiste of the Year category,” he told the crowd. “You know Medikal has been working extremely harder than everyone every year. Let’s tell the organizers that this year, no libilibi, no labala.”
The statement was met with loud cheers from fans who echoed his confidence and support.
The policy, implemented in the 27th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, allows songs released in December to be considered in the following awards year, provided they meet strict eligibility conditions.
Now, the time has come to honour the architects of that sound.
On Saturday, March 14, the curtain will rise as the TGMA Board officially announces the full list of nominees for the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards. As anticipation builds across the industry and among fans, one question remains at the centre of it all: who made the list?
Following the close of the submission window, the Board and the Selection Committee have spent several weeks carefully reviewing works released within the year under review. Each submission has been evaluated for artistic merit, technical excellence, and cultural impact to ensure the final nominee list reflects the very best of Ghanaian music.
What we have witnessed is not merely growth it is a creative renaissance powered by intentional investment, trust in local talent, and an unwavering commitment to authentic Ghanaian narratives.
Fresh from a family holiday to Malindi in Kenya, Carol’s passion for African travel shines brighter before. She opens up on why she’s made it her mission to explore as much of Africa as possible and shares some of her favourite memories of visiting the Kenyan city of Malindi.
Travel has clearly been a huge part of your life. How did that love first start for you, and what keeps the fire burning after so many years and so many destinations?
The spotlight has now shifted to the three East African countries and this will also be highlighted by the visit to Tanzania by the CAF Executive Committee and the CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe on Friday, 13 February 2025.
The song is currently charting in Spotify’s Top 100 and posting strong numbers across major streaming platforms, marking an unexpected but decisive comeback. Its renewed dominance is being fueled not by nostalgia alone, but by viral momentum across TikTok, Instagram, and other social platforms.
“Over Again” has become the soundtrack for emotionally driven content, with Gen Z creators and millennials using the record to narrate stories of love, betrayal, heartbreak, and personal healing. From short skits to raw, personal storytelling videos, the song has evolved into a cultural reference point for shared emotional experiences.
The trend has escalated rapidly, attracting top-tier influencers and high-profile digital creators whose participation has amplified the song’s reach nationwide and pushed it deeper into mainstream conversation.
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