Here Are All the Winners at the 2016 BET Awards

The 2015 BET Awards had many incredible highlights: Diddy fell through the stage, the cast of “Empire” performed, Nick Minaj nabbed her sixth consecutive Best Female Hip-Hop Artist award, and Janet Jackson took home the inaugural Ultimate Icon: Music Dance Visual Award. It was definitely a show to remember, and it looks like tonight’s 2016 BET Awards will be just as good.

Hosted by Anthony Anderson and Traciee Ellis Ross, the show will include performances by artists like Young Thug, Desiigner, Future, French Montana, Erykah Badu, Remy Ma, and Alicia Keys. There will also be a can’t-miss Prince tribute performance featuring Sheila E.,

Yvonne Okoro’s Ghana Must Go wins four awards

Yvonne Okoro’s latest work, Ghana Must Go, has won four awards at The Golden Movie Awards which held over the weekend at The Kempinski Hotel, Accra, Ghana.

Ghana Must Go, a romantic comedy produced by award-winning Ghanaian/Nigerian actress, Yvonne Okoro won four awards including Best Actor (Kofi Adjorlolo), Best Actress (Yvonne Okoro); Best Supporting Actress (Doris Sackitey) and Best Comedy of the Year.

The Golden Movie Awards, one of the annual award ceremony honouring outstanding achievements in African Television and Digital media, is administered

Kate Henshaw to Akpororo – “Remove my Name and Image from all Publicity Materials Associated with Your Show”

Nigerian Comedian, Akpororo got into some sort of mix up on social media yesterday, with Nollywood actress, Kate Henshaw.

He is set to have his comedy show on the July 8th and the promotional materials for the event have been announcing Kate as the host for the

African press review 29 June 2016

 

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South African President Jacob Zuma is ordered to pay for his non-security improvements to his Nkandla estate, Black Coffee becomes the first South African to take home a BET Award, Kenya is panicked by the current state of the government of schools and Nigeria's government has promised to strengthen mortgage policies for Nigerians. All this and more in today's African press.

South Africa's Mail and Guardian headlines with a story about the Constitutional Court's acceptence of the Treasury's 7.8 million-rand bill for Zuma's non-security