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Ghana’s entertainment scene has been buzzing this week, with a mix of emotional confessions, family disputes, and industry announcements keeping fans engaged.
Your Weekly Pulse brings you a concise round-up of the biggest entertainment stories that captured public attention across the country.
1.Daddy Lumba’s team breaks silence on rumours about his death and hospital care
Amid rumours surrounding the late highlife legend’s passing and hospital care, Daddy Lumba’s team has broken their silence, addressing public speculation and offering clarity on the circumstances of his death.
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2.Black Sherif speaks after 2026 Grammy Awards nominations snub: 'We need some education'
Following the 2026 Grammy Awards nominations, Black Sherif shared his disappointment over missing out, calling for greater awareness and education about the international recognition process for African artists.
READ MORE: Black Sherif speaks after 2026 Grammy Awards nominations snub: 'We need some education'
3.Black Sherif reveals how he discovered his family connection with Amakye Dede
In a heartwarming revelation, Black Sherif disclosed that he discovered a long-standing family connection with highlife legend Amakye Dede, who inspired his latest album, Iron Boy.
READ MORE: Black Sherif reveals how he discovered his family connection with Amakye Dede
4.Sarkodie to host Rapperholic 2026 in London, vows to bring Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy
Sarkodie’s Rapperholic 2026 Plans: Rapper Sarkodie announced that he will host Rapperholic 2026 in London, promising headline performances from Ghanaian stars including Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, highlighting the country’s growing international music footprint.
READ MORE: Sarkodie to host Rapperholic 2026 in London, vows to bring Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy
5.'We deserve it' – Black Sherif sets his eyes on TGMA 2026 Artiste of the Year
Black Sherif Eyes TGMA 2026 Honour: Demonstrating ambition, Black Sherif has set his sights on winning Artiste of the Year at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards 2026, underscoring his rising influence in Ghanaian music.
READ MORE: 'We deserve it' – Black Sherif sets his eyes on TGMA 2026 Artiste of the Year
From shocking tragedies and celebrity statements to public disputes and emotional revelations, Ghana’s entertainment landscape continues to evolve with stories that stir public interest. As always, Your Weekly Pulse keeps you informed and up to date on the developments making waves across the industry.