Ghana: Last News

If Algeria's task this week wasn't already crystal clear, the sight of Ghana exiting the Africa Cup of Nations to minnows Comoros on Tuesday will have focussed their minds.

Vic Mensa has been released from custody following his arrest at a US airport for the alleged possession of psychedelic mushrooms over the weekend.The Chicago rapper – real name Victor Mensah – flew from Ghana to Dulles International Airport in Virginia on Saturday (January 15). Undergoing a secondary search at the airport, Mensa was alleged to have been found by authorities to be in possession of a range of narcotics, including LSD, psilocybin capsules and gummies.He was arrested by US Customs and Border Patrol and charged with felony narcotics possession. He had been retuning from a promotional trip to Africa with Chance The Rapper at the time.Taking to Twitter overnight (January 18), Mensa announced his release from custody.Two tweets were posted one hour apart, the first saying “wow what a trip”, with his subsequent post declaring “I’m freeeeeee.”wow what a trip— vino valentino (@VicMensa) January 18, 2022i'm freeeeeeelove you allgod works in mysterious ways— vino valentino (@VicMensa) January 19, 2022Fans were quick to share their relief at the outcome of Mensa’s experience.Welcome back @VicMensa…that was some Fear and loathing in las Vegas shit….

Vic Mensa was arrested at Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C., after he was allegedly found carrying drugs.The 28-year-old rapper was taken into custody after arriving on a flight from Ghana, US Customs and Border Protection officials said in a statement.The agency supplied a photo that allegedly depicted the substances Mensa was found with, which included LSD and psilocybin, commonly known as 'magic mushrooms.' Airport arrest: US Customs and Border Protections officials said Vic Mensa, 28, was arrested Saturday at Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C., on felony drug possession charges; seen in August in NYCCustoms officials wrote in their statement that the rapper was found with41 grams of liquid LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) in his luggage, along with six grams of psilocybin mushrooms,124 grams of the substance in capsule form and another178 grams of the drug in prepackaged gummies.Both substances are known as psychedelic drugs, and they can cause a sense of euphoria along with visual hallucinations. Agents allegedly discovered the drugs after Mensa was taken for a secondary set of screenings.Following the discovery, he was arrested on felony narcotic possession charges.Requests for comment from Mensa's representatives by DailyMail.com have not yet been returned.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection have confirmed that Vic Mensa was arrested at Washington D.C.'s Dulles International Airport on Saturday (January 15) after border officials allege they found illegal drugs in his luggage.

Vasyl Lomachenko is back in action this weekend when he takes on Richard Commey from Ghana.

Gareth Southgate will not be pressurised into selecting Callum Hudson-Odoi despite the looming prospect of losing the talented Chelsea star to Ghana. The case of Hudson-Odoi's international career is a curious one.

Fugees have reformed for a world tour, set to kick off later this year. The group, Ms.

Chelsea winger Hakim Ziyech, accusing him of faking an injury to avoid playing in a friendly, as he explained why the star player was left out of the squad for World Cup qualifiers this week. Ziyech was a surprise omission from the squad for matches against Sudan and Guinea, given that he has recovered from a shoulder injury and came off the bench for Chelsea against Arsenal in the Premier League on 22 August.

The 55th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival came to a close today with the awarding of its various prizes.

Skepta has hinted that his new EP ‘All In’ is set to be released next week, and vowed to “never quit music” following recent talk of retirement.The rapper announced his new 5-track EP last month, after hinting back in March that he might be retiring after one more song.“This Jae5 song/video featuring Rema and myself was recorded and shot last year in Ghana,” Skepta revealed in an Instagram Story earlier this year. “I have one more song with Bando & L’s that we also recorded in 2020, after we drop that I’m out..”“Any verses of mine you hear this year, were all recorded last year,” he wrote.

Ed Sheeran almost moved to Ghana for three years.

Ed Sheeran has revealed how he’s had to be talked out of some major life decisions, including buying private islands and moving to Ghana for three years.The singer explained that manager Stuart Camp is always on hand when he comes up with ambitious plans in order to “talk him down” from them.“Musical stuff I never get talked down from,” he said alongside Camp on James and Oliver Phelps’ podcast Normal Not Normal, per Metro.“Stu, what’s the most ridiculous thing you’ve talked me down from recently?” Ed said, with his manager admitting: “There’s too many!”“Usually moving places,” Sheeran said.Camp recalled: “‘I’m gonna buy an island here’.  Or ‘I’ve had enough, me and Cherry [Seaborn, Ed’s wife] are emigrating to Ghana for three years.’ Stuff

Ed Sheeran had dreams of getting away from it all and moving to a private island. Failing that, he has thought about emigrating to Ghana.

Original FM . "I think it is a better place to start from if only you have the aim to play football and also, the academy that I have played for about two and a half years now has helped me to learn a lot.

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Headie One delivered a powerful performance of his hit ‘Ain’t It Different’ at tonight’s (May 11) BRIT Awards – you can watch a snippet below.Joined by AJ Tracey, one of the track’s two guest stars (the other being Stormzy), Headie performed inside a a box designed by Virgil Abloh featuring smeared newspaper clippings highlighted in the colours of the Ghana flag, representing Headie’s heritage.Headie, who was nominated this year for British Male Solo Artist, used the performance to speak out against the negative and racist stereotypes associated with drill music, including a number of media sound bites that talk down on the genre.As Stormzy was not on hand to perform, Headie and Tracey went back and forth during the ‘Shut Up’ rapper’s verse

Dave Chappelle is looking to return to Africa, possibly for good, according to his recent sit-down chat with supermodel icon Naomi Campbell.The two had a conversation on the latter’s No Filter with Naomi podcast, where Chappelle shared that he was inspired by Stevie Wonder and wanted to follow in his footsteps with a move to Ghana, West Africa.“Now those in the room that know Stevie personally [have heard him] say this thing many times through the years that we’ve known him,” Chappelle says.

Skepta has left fans concerned that he's close to quitting music after dropping a cryptic retirement hint.

Skepta has hinted that he might be retiring after the release of one more song.Following the release of his collaboration with Jae5 and Rema on the new song ‘Dimension’, Skepta took to social media to reveal that he’s stopped recording and any verses heard from here on out were recorded last year.“This Jae5 song/video featuring Rema and myself was recorded and shot last year in Ghana,” Skepta revealed in an Instagram Story.

star Angela just can't help herself when it comes to the handsome surgeon who's potentially going to perform weight loss surgery on her in this exclusive clip from Sunday's new .The fan favorite is appearing on the upcoming season of to continue her journey with her Nigerian husband, Michael, and a preview was shown during Angela's appearance on. In the preview, Angela gets a consultation from Dr.

Yaw Tog, the breakout star of Ghana's rising Asakaa drill scene, has joined forces with Stormzy and Kewsi Arthur for a remix of his song "Sore." Check out the video for the "Sore" remix above. "Sore" was first released in 2020 and became the first Ghanaian drill video to pass the 1M view count.