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Black Sherif’s former manager has taken the Ghana Police Service to court, and the story is raising a lot of questions.

Shadrach Agyei Owusu is demanding GH¢5 million over what he describes as an unlawful and humiliating arrest.

He claims police officers came to his home around 6am, arrested and handcuffed him in front of his children, and took him away without showing him a warrant.

He is also asking for US$80,000, saying videos of the arrest that circulated online affected his reputation and led to the loss of a construction contract.

Owusu says the issues behind the arrest were mainly business and contractual disputes and that no criminal offence was established against him.

Now the matter is before the High Court.

What do you make of this? Was the arrest handled properly, or do you think the police went too far?

Let’s hear your thoughts. 👇🏾

Kweku Smoke Confirms September 4 Release Date for No Days Off After “Faith” Momentum

Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke is set to keep the momentum going with the release of his highly anticipated project, No Days Off, scheduled for Friday, September 4, 2026.

The announcement comes shortly after the rapper released “Faith,” his first single of the year, featuring Lasmid and produced by MOG Beatz. The collaboration arrived on August 28 and has helped build anticipation around Smoke’s next chapter.

From “Faith” to No Days Off

“Faith” has provided a fresh introduction to what fans can expect from Kweku Smoke this year, with the rapper continuing the gritty and personal approach that has become central to his music.

The upcoming No Days Off release follows a run of acclaimed projects that have established Smoke as one of the notable voices in Ghanaian hip-hop. His recent work has consistently explored themes of struggle, ambition, resilience and street life.

The title itself — No Days Off — appears to capture the mindset behind his current run: constant work, consistency and refusing to slow down.

A new chapter for Kweku Smoke

Smoke’s rise has been marked by a series of projects that have steadily expanded his audience. His catalogue includes Kweku Jesus, Born In Hell and Walk With Me, among other releases.

His growing reputation was further reinforced at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, where he won multiple awards, including Best Rap Performance, Best Hip Hop Song and Best Hip Hop/Hiplife Artist.

With No Days Off now officially set for September 4, attention is turning toward the project’s tracklist, collaborations and the kind of sound Smoke will deliver.

Ghanaian hip-hop fans have a date

Following the response to “Faith,” the new project gives Kweku Smoke another opportunity to demonstrate why he has become one of the prominent figures in Ghana’s current rap movement.

September 4 is now the date.

Kweku Smoke — No Days Off.

The work continues. 🔥🇬🇭

Sarkodie Teases New Collaboration With TeePhlow, Calls on Fans to “Disturb Hammer”

Sarkodie Teases New Collaboration With TeePhlow, Calls on Fans to “Disturb Hammer”

Ghanaian rap heavyweight Sarkodie has sparked excitement among hip-hop fans after revealing that he has recorded a new song with TeePhlow, produced by legendary Ghanaian producer Hammer of The Last Two.

In a post on X on August 31, Sarkodie hinted that the upcoming record addresses personal experiences, writing that he and TeePhlow had “some life issues to address” on the new Hammer-produced record. He then called on his loyal fanbase, SarkNation, to pressure Hammer to release the song.

Sark Nation disturb Hammer.”

The statement immediately generated reactions from fans, with many expressing anticipation for what could become a significant Ghanaian hip-hop collaboration.

A reunion of Ghanaian hip-hop forces

Sarkodie has maintained a long relationship with Hammer

Coming soon 🔜 @