Proph Wages Bags Two Nominations at the 2026 Tarkwa Nsuaem Media Excellence Awards

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Proph Wages, a broadcaster with Adanfopa Radio 100.1, has secured two nominations at the 2026 Tarkwa Nsuaem Media Excellence Awards (TNMEA), earning recognition in the Drive Time Host of the Year and Entertainment Show Host of the Year categories. The double nomination marks an exciting moment for the broadcaster and reflects his growing presence in the media and entertainment industry. Two nominations, one broadcaster According to the nomination graphics, Proph Wages has been shortlisted in two competitive categories: * Drive Time Host of the Year – recognising his work in drive-time radio presentation. * Entertainment Show Host of the Year – recognising his contribution to entertainment broadcasting. Both nominations list him under Adanfopa Radio 100.1, where he continues to build his broadcasting profile and connect with listeners through radio content. A milestone worth celebrating Receiving two nominations in the same awards scheme is an encouraging achievement for any broadcaster...

The Beauty and Importance of the Apa Festival in Kyekyewere

Every year, the people of Kyekyewere in the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality of Ghana’s Western Region come alive with vibrant colors, traditional rhythms, and joyful celebrations during the Apa Festival. It’s more than just a cultural event — it’s a time when the community reconnects with its roots, honors its ancestors, and celebrates unity and progress.

The Apa Festival is deeply rooted in tradition. It is celebrated to thank the ancestors and the Almighty for their blessings and protection throughout the year. Traditional rituals are performed to cleanse the land, invite peace, and ensure prosperity for everyone in the community.

Over the years, this annual festival has brought real development to Kyekyewere. Through the unity and commitment the festival inspires, the community has been able to construct a school building and a community center, projects that continue to serve the people well. Currently, Kyekyewere is seeking support to complete its CHPS compound and the Chief’s Palace — two vital projects that will enhance healthcare delivery and strengthen traditional leadership in the community.

Speaking to Fountain TV, Nana Asaa Kofi III, the Chief of Kyekyewere, expressed gratitude to everyone who has supported the town’s development efforts so far. He also made a heartfelt appeal to government agencies, NGOs, and well-meaning individuals to assist in completing these important initiatives for the benefit of all.

Nana Asaa Kofi III further invites the general public, friends, and well-wishers to join the people of Kyekyewere in celebrating this year’s Apa Festival, scheduled to take place from 20th to 25th October 2025. He noted that this year’s celebration promises to be a grand one filled with cultural displays, traditional music, and community activities that showcase the rich heritage of Kyekyewere.
Beyond the festivities, the Apa Festival continues to unite families, promote tourism, and boost local businesses, creating a lasting impact on the community’s social and economic life.

In all, the Apa Festival of Kyekyewere stands as a symbol of heritage, unity, and progress — a reminder that when a community comes together in purpose and pride, great things can be achieved.

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