Throwback: MzBel feat Castro – Yoopoo

  Today marks the third year since Castro disappeared. Till date, no concrete news has been adduced for his disappearance. Whatever has been in the news reel is based on plausible speculations. Today’s throwback isn’t deliberately to celebrate Castro, even though it would not been out of place. It’s just a coincidence that the throwback song for this week features […]

Social Media as a Tool

What does social media mean to you? Do you ever think about it?The amount of times I have had to explain to my mom that I wasn’t just ‘pressing phone’ but was actually working or learning, she often looks at me with the wariness one might give a ‘mad’ man when one catches him soliloquising and he insists that he […]

Will the beasts rise?: Banks and the Finetech Startups

The truth is, oil is still king. I understand that you’re in haste to coronate innovation but until you disrupt, the holy book commands that you must be honest in all your doings. It’s amazing how we skip process in Africa, we just jump on revolution. That’s the truth, you’re angry? the narrative is wrong? bruh, I kid you not, […]

Ria Boss and Black Girls Glow share inspiration behind albums

Ria Boss shares inspiration behind ‘Find Your Free’ EP The weekends are never quiet. They are always filled with activities –either at the personal or social level. From domestic activities in the first half of the day to settling into an ambiance of fun later in the evening, one thing is certain: the heart and lungs of the city continue […]

No Excuses, Solutions Only: A case for documentation and networking in arts promotion

No excuses, solutions only. Watching all around, I don’t see enough documentation being done. It’s a fucking revolution happening out your way. Nah, it’s all happening right on your phone, and you just gonna ignore that ? Then what are you going to stand for? Some watered-down, stepped-on version of the truth? Youthfulness is your strongest weapon. Only we can […]

One Year On: The birth of a ‘godMC’

Thursday 30th June, 2016. History is replete with iconic moments that end up impacting the world in a positive manner.  These moments move from mere incidents to great encounters that outlive generations. Nostalgia is what it provokes in those who lived to witness it. For the others who get to be told, fascination is what fills them up. For many […]

My visit to Mmofra Park

Safe playgrounds and open spaces are not a common sight in Accra. It’s an ironic situation considering Accra is deemed a ‘Millennium City’ (we revel in labels).  Parents, Guardians and adults seeking a very serene environment for moments of solace struggle to settle on one.  So, a couple of weeks ago when I got invited to the Mmofra Park by […]

Special Book Reading with Author, Nana Malone

Writers Project of Ghana presents USA Today best-selling author, Nana Malone, in our second special reading for 2017. The event will take place at the One Corner Restaurant, Kokomlemle. Nana Malone is the author of over 40 books in 8 series. Writing mainly in the genre of pop fiction and romantic comedy, her works include Love Match, In Stilettos, The […]

Inteview with Goldkeyz, a Nigerian music producer 

​Interview with Ayo Onaduja for More Branches.                                                ________________________________________ Why did you name yourself Goldkeyz and what do you understand by being a producer ? Goldkeyz : Actually didn’t name myself ‘Goldkeyz’. It was given to me by […]

The Kids Will Code

This segment is a collaborative effort between More Branches (@MoreBranches), a Nigerian based content curating site and Culartblog. Written By Richard Ogundiya For More Branches (@MoreBranches)                            ________________________________________ I spent my childhood going for birthday parties and learning how to somersault. I got on a wave one time […]