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  Euro 2024: Slovakia captain reveals strategy to stop England Milan Skriniar via beIN Sports Slovakia captain Milan Skriniar has expressed confidence in his team’s strategy as they prepare to face England in the Euro 2024 round of 16 clash. The PSG defender believes that Slovakia’s cohesive teamwork can counter England’s reliance on individual brilliance. “They [England] rely on individual quality and they know that they have players who can decide matches for them,” Skriniar stated. “That is why I think we can handle them through teamwork.” Skriniar, 29, also noted that the pressure is more on Gareth Southgate’s side, given their status and expectations. “Even in their first match [against Serbia], they went in with the fact that they are England, and they have to manage things in terms of results,” he said. “The media and fans have been critical after their matches, so they will be under much more pressure than us. It can work in our favour.” Slovakia advanced to the knockout stage

Stonebwoy laments Ghana’s inability to become founding member of Grammys Africa Stonebwoy Multiple Award-winning Reggae Dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy has bemoaned Ghana’s unsuccessfulness in signing a deal to become a founding member of the recently announced Grammys Africa initiative. According to him, Ghana being a founding member of this imperative initiative will provide great benefits and economic potentials for the Growth and expansion of Ghana’s creative industry. Ghana not part of founding nations for Grammy Africa, will not enjoy hosting benefits – Dentaa Amoateng The Artiste of the Year for the 25th TGMA in a tweet questioned Ghana’s inability to become a founding member. He further expressed gratitude to Dentaa Amoateng and others for their support in providing such an opportunity for Ghana. Stonebwoy wondered how it was impossible for Ghana to raise funds to pay and seal its service agreement to be part of the crucial initiative with potential expansion of Ghana’s creative.

  Legendary US rapper Jim Jones dressed in Kente to put spotlight on Ghanaian culture in GAMBO’s ‘Drip Remix’ music video American Rap icon, Jimmy Jones dressed in Kente for Drip Remix video Renowned Ghanaian rap artiste, Edem with Ghanaian rapper and singer, Gambo and American rap icon, Jim Jones are in the news for a major music collaboration highlighting the rich Ghanaian culture to the world. They trio have released single, Drip Remix’ and they got tongues wagging for putting the spotlight on the Ghanaian culture. ‘Drip Remix’ is a remix of Edem and Gambo’s 2021 hit song, ‘Drip’. It’s a HipHop song projecting the rich African culture through music to the world and reminding the diaspora of their heritage by honoring the ancestors with the African Drip. More often than not, when foreign artistes are featured by Ghanaian acts, they are in control of their fashion choices and seize the opportunity to represent their culture. Industry watchers are particularly impressed with that fact

  Hajia4Reall to be sentenced today, June  Hajia4Reall Ghanaian musician and socialite, Hajia4Real born Mona Faiz Montrage will face sentencing today June 28, 2024. The socialite’s legal team had earlier  pleaded with the court for a three-month sentence  because she is a single mother whose presence in the life of her child is very imperative. But the US Attorney’s Office has countered strongly, citing similar cases to argue for the full 37-month term. To the US Attorney’s Office, a reduced sentence will not be fair and will not serve as a proper deterrent to people. Ghanaian socialite, Hajia4Real named the father of her daughter as the man who introduced her to internet fraud. According to her, she met Allison in 2015 and fell in love with him in the United States of America without having any knowledge of his fraudulent activities. She later discovered he was into fraud, something he introduced her to and got her involved in. She said Allison has even been an irresponsible father to

  Court grants Mohbad’s family permission to conduct a second autopsy Family of the late 27-year-old Nigerian singer is still seeking justice for their son’s death ten months on. After a first autopsy report conducted on Mohbad’s dead body months after his death failed to reveal the cause of his death, the family has refused to accept the inconclusive report. Mohbad, 27, died on 12 September 2023 under controversial circumstances. Almost a year after his death, there appear to be conflicting reports over the cause of his death. A court has finally granted his family permission to conduct a second autopsy. This decision comes after the family expressed dissatisfaction with the initial autopsy results, which were deemed inconclusive. After several clamours for justice to ascertain the cause of his death, his body was exhumed on 21 September 2023 for an autopsy by the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH). The autopsy, which commenced in September 2023, released on 7 June, fai

  HEALTH Foods to Eat to Boost Your Semen Volume – Nutritionists Opinion     Semen volume can be an important factor for many men, especially those looking to improve their fertility or enhance their sexual health. While genetics and overall health play significant roles, diet can also have a profound impact on semen production. Incorporating specific foods into your diet can help boost semen volume, improve sperm quality, and enhance overall reproductive health. Here are some key foods to consider: 1.  Walnuts Walnuts are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential for increasing sperm count and improving sperm morphology. The antioxidants and micronutrients in walnuts, such as zinc and selenium, are also beneficial for reproductive health. Consuming a handful of walnuts daily can help enhance semen volume and quality. Walnuts 2.  Dark Chocolate Dark chocolate contains L-arginine, an amino acid that increases semen volume and improves sperm motility. Additionally, the antioxidant

  Showbiz Music Music in Ghana is a ‘thankless’ job – M3nsa Ghanaian musician an filmmaker, M3nsa has claimed that a music career in Ghana is not appreciated enough. He explained that Ghanaians will love and support musicians at a point and reject them in another time. In an interview on 3FM Drive on Wednesday, June 26, M3nsa while referencing his experiences, narrated the difficulty he went through when he decided to crowdfund his BONDZIE album. He recalled that at a point, his own family members who knew he was into music as his career were reluctant to support his crowdfund. Ghanaian musician M3nsa details how a ‘failing project’ during COVID caused him to start smoking cigarette For all these reasons and challenges, M3nsa believes a career in music in Ghana is a “thankless” job. “It’s a thankless job in a sense, of course it is. You know you get loved…even some family members were actually making me sell the idea to them. I don’t need to sell the idea to you, you know what I do but