JADE RELEASES THE EYEYO B'LIVE AUDIO

The long awaited audio for the ‪#‎Eyeyo B'live masterpiece by @Jade HD SoundMakers Music and produced by the one and only @Herbert Skillz of Sound Makers Production is out on all your music stores. You can get a free download from @Reverbnation here:- Free Audio download

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SARKODIE CANT BE MY CHALLENGER, I SAW HIM COMING UP – FLOWKING STONE

The 2016 VGMAs Rapper of the year Nominee Flowking Stone, in granting an interview to Berla Mundi on live TV has open up to so many issues concerning his musical career.

One critical issue he touched on, is who he thinks is the best rapper.

To FlowKing, Eminem is the only rapper he sees apart from anyone.

He added that he’s rap is a puzzle that he works out with the blend of his educational knowledge as a Scientist and his rich Akan culture.

He says with all these, there’s no doubt that any deep listener of rap music, should adjudge him the best “always on the rise/rice like stew”

When Berla pushed him to talk about Sarkodie especially after the social media rift when “fire bon dem rmx” was released, he said they actually did the song together, to show the fans that they are one people and there’s no hostile relationship between them.

FlowKing quickly added that, he saw Sarkodie coming up as a Rapper and he thinks Sark is doing well too, which is also an inspiration to him.

Talking to conclude the hours long chat on TV, FlowKing congratulated Sarkodie for being a Dad and once again told Berla that Sarkodie is really working hard and he respects his waist.

Guess! that’s another punchline from the Kumasi based rapper, who says the fans should watch out for his new hit titled “My Judgement” which will be the first time he features a female musician ever since going solo.

He also hinted on a work with Efya soon.

Source: Showtime Ghana

Uganda election: Apology over voting delays

Uganda's electoral commission has apologised over delays in opening polling stations as people queue to vote in crucial presidential elections.

Difficulties in transporting electoral materials caused the delays, it said.
President Yoweri Museveni, 71, is seeking to extend his 30-year rule, in a race widely seen as the tightest in the East African state's history.
Seven opposition candidates are running against him. His main challenger is his former physician, Kizza Besigye.
Mr Besigye has said he does not think the election will be free and fair.

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Former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi is also seen as a leading contender for the presidency.
Almost five hours after the vote was meant to begin, the electoral commission issued a statement acknowledging that some polling stations had not yet opened.
It added that despite the delays, voting will not be extended.
The BBC's Catherine Byaruhanga reports from the capital, Kampala, that thousands of people who had queued for hours got visibly frustrated over the delays.
Security forces were sent in to calm the situation, she adds.

A candidate needs to secure more than 50% of the vote to win outright and avoid a run-off with the second-ranked contender.
Ugandans are also voting in parliamentary and local elections.
Human rights groups have reported an intensifying government crackdown on opposition leaders, their supporters and the media during the election campaign.
One person was killed on Monday in clashes between Mr Besigye's supporters and the security forces in the capital, Kampala.

Mr Museveni has been in office since winning a five-year guerrilla war in 1986, and he is one of Africa's longest-serving leaders.
His final term was meant to end in 2006, but in 2005 he won a campaign to lift the constitutional term limits.
Mr Besigye has unsuccessfully challenged his former comrade-in-arms in the last three presidential elections
Mr Mbabazi is another former ally of President Museveni. He served as prime minister in 2011-2014, when he was dismissed after announcing he would launch a rival presidential bid.

During the election campaign the two opposition candidates accused the president of corruption and criticised his economic policies.
Mr Museveni dismissed the allegations as fiction.
Major issues for voters also include persistently high unemployment and poor quality of public services.

Kenya 'kills' al-Shabab intelligence chief in Somalia

A Kenyan air strike has killed the intelligence chief of Somalia's militant Islamist group al-Shabab, an army statement has said.

Mohammed Karatey and 10 other al-Shabab commanders were killed in the strike in southern Somalia on 8 February, it added.
He played a key role in last month's deadly attack on a Kenyan military base in Somalia, the army said.
Al-Shabab has not yet commented on the claim that Karatey has been killed.

Kenyan warplanes have targeted al-Shabab positions in Somalia on numerous occasions since 2011

Kenya contributes more than 4,000 troops to the 22,000-strong AU force that is in Somalia helping the UN-backed government battle al-Shabab, which is part of al-Qaeda.
Al-Shabab said it had killed about 100 troops in the attack on the Kenyan base in el-Ade town on 15 January.

Al-Shabab controls many areas in rural Somalia