SANATU ZAMBANG STUDIOS (Podcast)

Tamaledancehall superstar Fancy Gadam has been signed as a brand ambassador for the Rastachoco malt here in Tamale . This is the second deal the Gadam Nation boss is signing this year, months ago Fancy  Gadam signed a deal with Starz Energy Drink . Both   Starz Energy Drink and Rasta choco malt  has been receiving positive responses from the Ghanaian populace has reached a different level in their production. fancy Gadam performing at National Theater  Fancy Gadam stormed the Accra on 6 th November with other Northern artiste and one couldn’t help but rate the Tamale dancehall artiste 100% job done. Fancy Gadam show at the National Theater, witness thousands of music lovers rushing for tickets and sitting space. The show also saw impressive performances from the likes of  SKY the Tamale Boy, One 9ra, Ataaka, Jamal Bamba, Dabba, Abada, Iwan, Gidor, Saani and amny others. 

Electoral College Votes Vrs Popular Vote The 2016 US presidential race will go down in history for many reasons as a truly extraordinary election. Although the final vote tallies are not yet in, the indications are that Hillary Clinton will become the fifth presidential candidate to lose the election despite winning the popular vote . For those of you not familiar with the intricacies of the US system of electing a president, it’s a two-step process. Each state is worth a set number of electoral college votes. In most states, the winner of the popular ballot gets all that state’s electoral college votes (unless members of the electoral college choose not to vote for them, but let’s not get into that for the moment). Who selects the Electors? Choosing each state's Electors is a two part process. First, the political parties in each state choose slates of potential Electors sometime before the general election. Second, on Election Day, the voters in each state s...

This Tuesday's vote in the US Presidential election determined the electors in the Electoral College. On December 19 these electors will in turn cast the votes to legally elect the US president. Their vote, however, is extremely unlikely to change the results, being a purely a ceremonial occasion.  The authors of the petition acknowledge that if electors  “vote against their party, they usually pay a fine.” “But they can vote however they want and there is no legal means to stop them in most states,”  it adds. Clinton’s supporters in their petition on change.org are not losing hope though  they are calling on the electors “to ignore their states' votes and cast their ballots for [former] Secretary Clinton.” When he is sworn into office, President-elect Donald Trump will become the fourth commander-in-chief in US history to win in the Electoral College vote while losing the popular vote. Scripture tells us: Let us not grow weary in doi...

Awudu Sharifa, Model of Wear Nation and Chief of Yung Duuni Jemima Nonunume Baada Apart from championing human rights and women empowerment , Jemima is also passionate about writing and has a blog: www.missbaada.wordpress.com where she exhibits her creative works. Here is the latest from Jemima  Nomunume Baada poems My Golden Earth Girl She came to me unexpectedly On a cool fall’s evening She came as a sign of love And affection and commitment She came to remind me that One was there if all were gone My golden earth girl It was the most beautiful night With the most cherished memories It was a night I wished to pause My golden earth girl I thought it was a dream, but I woke up next to her The morning was bright But she was brighter The dreams had been promising Yet she was more enchanting My golden earth girl We took a walk on a warm fall afternoon And she left without a goodbye One m...

An innovative project in Ghana aims to make movable museums available nationwide by taking a small kiosk-sized gallery on the road to showcase artworks and cultural artifacts. The “kiosk museum” is the brainchild of Nana Oforiatta Ayim, a writer and film-maker, and founder of ANO, a non-profit art space in Accra. She decided to make use of an ubiquitous feature of west African architecture: the semi-legal containers present on every street corner, usually used by mechanics, hairdressers or stores selling food and supplies. Ayim collaborated with DK Osseo-Asare, an architect who has spent more than a decade researching kiosk culture and designing units in Ghana and Nigeria. He said official government policy was to “excise the informal from the city”, referring to the state’s disdain for the semi-legal structures, which have been flattened and torn down in some areas. Latifah Idriss , an Accra based architect who has worked with Ayim to further develop the structures, s...

Tibom suhudoo youth group of Pishigu embarked on a cleanup exercise at pishigu health Centre campus and it quarters on the 11th October 2016.  According to Sulemana Abdulai the secretary of the group ‘’ everybody was enthusiastic and ready to work’’ . Speaking to Sanatu Zambang , Sulemana Abdulai added that, ‘’ the cleanup exercise started at 7oclock am and ended at 10:40am. The authorities of the community were happy and commended them for a good work done and urge that they continue to embark on similar exercises. The head of the health care center express his happiness to the youth group, and pledged to the group that the hospital staff will work hard to their expectations. According to Sulemana Abdulai, the head of the health Centre said ‘’ the welfare of pishigu clients is his priority, and he will work to their satisfaction. Sachet of pure water was donated by the head of the health Center, to the Tibom suhudoo youth group of Pishigu as a way of showing ...

In Season One Of  #BusinessIndex  Abdul Raafi Mohammed guest was Former Senior Project Manager of National Investment Bank. The discussion was the  one Common Currency for West African Countries.  According to the Senior Project Manager of National Investment Bank  Six ECOWAS nations have been planning to introduce a common currency, known as the eco, in a new monetary union, the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ). The body set up to make the technical preparations for the transition, known as the West African Monetary Institute (WAMI), has postponed this implementation several times. Most WAMZ members have failed to achieve the prescribed economic indicators needed for the smooth take-off of the common currency: single-digit inflation, central bank financing of government deficit of less than 10% of the previous year’s revenue, a government budget deficit of no more than 4% of GDP, and enough foreign exchange reserves to cover three months of...