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Saturday, 5 November 2016
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Singer brags about earning $100,000 in a week!
Through a Snapchat post, the singer dished about his accomplishment of earning $100,000 per week.
Tuesday, 25 October 2016
Sunday, 23 October 2016
MAMA 2016
Here is everything you missed from Africa's biggest music night
Nigerian pop sensation WizKid scooped three awards with wins in the prestigious Best Male and Artist of the Year categories, and scoring one extra trophy for his featured performance on Best Collaboration.
After weeks of excitement and anticipation, Africa’s music fans have spoken at the sixth edition of Africa’s premiere annual music showcase, the MTV Africa Music Awards Johannesburg 2016.
Unfolding at the TicketPro Dome in Northgate, Johannesburg, South Africa on 22 October 2016, the exhilarating celebration of African music and achievement made its Joburg debut with an electrifying display of live performances and incredible state-of-the-art staging and lighting.
Unfolding at the TicketPro Dome in Northgate, Johannesburg, South Africa on 22 October 2016, the exhilarating celebration of African music and achievement made its Joburg debut with an electrifying display of live performances and incredible state-of-the-art staging and lighting.
Other deserving winners at the show included Nigerian artist Yemi Alade who walked away with the Best Female trophy. Kenyan Afro-pop band, Sauti Sol lifted the Best Group award, while Patoranking won the Song of the Year category sponsored by Google for his chart-topping hit, “My Woman, My Everything”.
All the concert photos from the MTV Africa Music Awardsplay
Patoranking and Sarkodie (MTV)
The excitement in the crowd was palpable as world-renowned South African jazz legend and Grammy award winner, Hugh Masekela, took to the stage to accept the Legend Award, for his indelible contribution to the music industry. The Africa Reimagined award, a category honouring individuals reshaping the narrative around Africa, was awarded to youth activists, Vivian Onano and Mary Taedzerwa, for their pro-social activism on the continent.
After weeks of excitement and anticipation, Africa’s music fans have spoken at the sixth edition of Africa’s premiere annual music showcase, the MTV Africa Music Awards Johannesburg 2016.
Unfolding at the TicketPro Dome in Northgate, Johannesburg, South Africa on 22 October 2016, the exhilarating celebration of African music and achievement made its Joburg debut with an electrifying display of live performances and incredible state-of-the-art staging and lighting.
Unfolding at the TicketPro Dome in Northgate, Johannesburg, South Africa on 22 October 2016, the exhilarating celebration of African music and achievement made its Joburg debut with an electrifying display of live performances and incredible state-of-the-art staging and lighting.
Other deserving winners at the show included Nigerian artist Yemi Alade who walked away with the Best Female trophy. Kenyan Afro-pop band, Sauti Sol lifted the Best Group award, while Patoranking won the Song of the Year category sponsored by Google for his chart-topping hit, “My Woman, My Everything”.
All the concert photos from the MTV Africa Music Awardsplay
Patoranking and Sarkodie (MTV)
The excitement in the crowd was palpable as world-renowned South African jazz legend and Grammy award winner, Hugh Masekela, took to the stage to accept the Legend Award, for his indelible contribution to the music industry. The Africa Reimagined award, a category honouring individuals reshaping the narrative around Africa, was awarded to youth activists, Vivian Onano and Mary Taedzerwa, for their pro-social activism on the continent.
Wednesday, 5 October 2016
LIONEL MESSI
Lionel Messi reveals real reason behind dramatic hairstyle change as 'everything came crashing down' with Argentina
Lionel Messi has revealed that a 'fresh start' was behind the decision to bleach his hair blonde Getty
Lionel Messi has revealed the reason behind his drastic hairstyle change was due to a feeling that he needed to start afresh after yet another disappointing summer with Argentina, and not because he is a big Aaron Ramsey fan.
The Barcelona forward announced his international retirement in the immediate aftermath of Argentina’s penalty shootout defeat to Chile in the Copa America final.
Messi missed in that shootout and left the pitch in tears as Argentina failed in their third consecutive international tournament final, following losses in the 2015 Copa America and 2014 World Cup finals.
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Messi says he 'did not deceive anybody' over retirement
However, he later reversed his retirement and made his return to the side this week, scoring the winner in the 1-0 win against Barcelona teammate Luis Suarez’s Uruguay.
Speaking in an interview with Argentine actor Mingo, Messi revealed the summer’s events both on and off the pitch had gotten the better of him and the new hair was just a part of a new start.
He said: “I made a change to start from zero.
“A lot had gone on, things had happened, and I said to myself: ‘I have to break this and start again’.
“It was how I felt in that moment. Everything came crashing down.
“I felt like that [Copa America final] was the one, given how the team was and how we’d played in the competition. It was a huge disappointment.”
Messi will miss Argentina’s next World Cup qualifying game against Venezuela early on Wednesday morning with a groin injury but is expected to be fit to resume the LaLiga season with Barcelona against Alaves on Saturday.
Lionel Messi has revealed that a 'fresh start' was behind the decision to bleach his hair blonde Getty
Lionel Messi has revealed the reason behind his drastic hairstyle change was due to a feeling that he needed to start afresh after yet another disappointing summer with Argentina, and not because he is a big Aaron Ramsey fan.
The Barcelona forward announced his international retirement in the immediate aftermath of Argentina’s penalty shootout defeat to Chile in the Copa America final.
Messi missed in that shootout and left the pitch in tears as Argentina failed in their third consecutive international tournament final, following losses in the 2015 Copa America and 2014 World Cup finals.
READ MORE
Messi says he 'did not deceive anybody' over retirement
However, he later reversed his retirement and made his return to the side this week, scoring the winner in the 1-0 win against Barcelona teammate Luis Suarez’s Uruguay.
Speaking in an interview with Argentine actor Mingo, Messi revealed the summer’s events both on and off the pitch had gotten the better of him and the new hair was just a part of a new start.
He said: “I made a change to start from zero.
“A lot had gone on, things had happened, and I said to myself: ‘I have to break this and start again’.
“It was how I felt in that moment. Everything came crashing down.
“I felt like that [Copa America final] was the one, given how the team was and how we’d played in the competition. It was a huge disappointment.”
Messi will miss Argentina’s next World Cup qualifying game against Venezuela early on Wednesday morning with a groin injury but is expected to be fit to resume the LaLiga season with Barcelona against Alaves on Saturday.
Ghanaian Coach Says Ghana Domestic League Cannot Develop Cos The Players Have Too Much S£x
Former Ghana international Malik Jabir has blamed the poor standard of football in the country's domestic league on players having too much sex. Jabir, who now manages in the division, says the league has not progressed as hoped because players spend time before games having intercourse.
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“A lot of today’s players cannot play 90 minutes because they get so tired easily," he told a national radio station. "And you know why? Because they don’t sleep enough and don’t train enough and they engage in too much sex."There are beautiful young girls in Ghana and they won’t leave them alone."
Asante Kotoko boss Jabir explained that players struggle to manage their time properly and has urged them to find a balance between football and sex. He added: "There is time for sex and time for football, but if you mix the two you will
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