The GH Awards 2024 (Ghana General Awards) promises to be an exciting celebration, honoring outstanding achievements across Ghana’s vibrant entertainment, media, and social landscapes.
This prestigious event highlights influential personalities in music, film, media, social media, and more, giving well-deserved recognition to those making remarkable contributions to Ghanaian culture. Let’s take a closer look at some of the nominees and categories, with a spotlight on rising stars and seasoned professionals alike.
New Artist of the Year
In the New Artist of the Year category, we celebrate fresh talent shaping the future of Ghanaian music. The nominees are a diverse mix, each bringing a unique sound and energy to the industry. Queen Vidash (GHA1) and Min. Abigail (GHA2) are both notable for their powerful voices and genre-blending styles. Oheneba Fredrick (GHA3) and King Waab (GHA4) bring an innovative touch to the music scene, while Solution (GHA6) and Min. Akorfa (GHA8) showcase soulful artistry that captivates listeners. Other nominees, like Rich KdK (GHA10), Zeebwoy (GHA13), and Emasco Musical (GHA15), add vibrancy and versatility, representing the pulse of Ghanaian music today. Each of these artists exemplifies originality, and the winner will surely be a name to watch in the coming years.
Male Vocalist of the Year
Recognizing excellence in male vocals, the Male Vocalist of the Year category highlights Ghanaian singers who have wowed audiences with their vocal prowess. Oheneba Fredrick (GHA21) and Min. Deen (GHA22) are known for their emotive performances, capturing audiences with every note. The category also features Rich KdK (GHA23) and Zeebwoy (GHA24), whose impressive vocal range and control have set them apart. Rapture de Super (GHA25) and Emasco Musical (GHA26) add further competition, bringing an unmatched dynamism to the stage. This category is a showcase of pure talent, and the nominees reflect the depth and diversity of Ghana’s music scene.
Highlife Song of the Year
Highlife music holds a special place in Ghanaian culture, and the Highlife Song of the Year nominees celebrate this beloved genre. King Waab (GHA30) and Don Tcee (GHA32) are pushing Highlife forward, blending traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds. Obofour (GHA33) and Secty Sparta (GHA31) add their voices to the genre, each creating music that resonates deeply with fans of classic Ghanaian sound. This category promises to honor a song that embodies the heart of Highlife and brings nostalgia while ushering in new interpretations of the genre.
TikToker of the Year
In the era of digital content, the TikToker of the Year category recognizes influential creators who have entertained and engaged audiences online. Kojo Stubborn (GHA34) and Apostle Emmanuel Owusu (GHA35) are both trailblazers on TikTok, bringing laughter, creativity, and Ghanaian culture to the global digital stage. Their viral content highlights the fun, humor, and creativity that defines Ghana’s online community.
Gospel Artist of the Year
The Gospel Artist of the Year category celebrates artists who have inspired through their spiritual music. Doris Gyamo (GHA48) and Piesie Esther (GHA49) have been instrumental in spreading powerful messages of faith. Min. Akorfa (GHA51) and Lady B QueenStar (GHA52) add their unique styles to gospel, touching listeners with profound and moving lyrics. This category embodies the uplifting spirit of gospel music, and each nominee has made a significant impact.
Female Vocalist of the Year
Female vocalists bring grace, emotion, and power to Ghanaian music, and the Female Vocalist of the Year nominees are no exception. Piesie Esther (GHA55) and Queen Vidash (GHA56) are known for their commanding vocal abilities, while Min. Abigail (GHA57) and Gifty Offeibea (GHA58) showcase warmth and versatility. Lady B QueenStar (GHA62) and Selina Boateng (GHA63) bring exceptional emotion and storytelling through their music, each deserving of this esteemed title.
Best Actress of the Year
The Best Actress of the Year category showcases the talent and dedication of Ghanaian actresses who have delivered outstanding performances. Faustina Cudjoe (GHA36) and Jessica Williams (GHA37) are both known for their captivating screen presence and versatility. This category highlights the strength and evolution of Ghana’s film industry, where female actors are making significant strides and pushing boundaries.
Best Entrepreneur of the Year
In the Best Entrepreneur of the Year category, Doris Gyamo (GHA78) and Nana Ampong Tilesman (GHA79) are celebrated for their innovation and impact on Ghanaian business. These entrepreneurs have created employment, inspired communities, and set new standards in their respective industries. Their achievements underscore the importance of entrepreneurship in Ghana’s economy, and this award is a testament to their hard work.
Songwriter of the Year
Songwriting is an art form that breathes life into music, and the Songwriter of the Year nominees have penned lyrics that resonate deeply with fans. Piesie Esther (GHA86) and Gifty Offeibea (GHA87) have written songs filled with emotion, while Keren Pearl (GHA88) brings a fresh and introspective approach to her lyrics. Each of these songwriters brings their unique perspective and talent, creating memorable music that moves listeners.
Best Comedian of the Year
Comedy is an essential part of Ghanaian culture, and the Best Comedian of the Year nominee, Cuirmi Finisher (GHA111), represents the humor and creativity that define the Ghanaian comedy scene. His comedic timing and relatable content bring joy to audiences, making him a standout talent in this category.
Most Popular Song of the Year
In the Most Popular Song of the Year category, Piesie Esther’s (GHA121) hit stands out as a crowd favorite. This song has become an anthem, resonating widely across Ghana and beyond. This category celebrates the power of music to connect people and create memorable moments.
Best Media House of the Year
The Best Media House of the Year recognizes influential media outlets shaping public opinion and delivering quality content. Abrempong TV (GHA135) and Jofos Multimedia (GHA136) are both known for their commitment to high standards and community-focused programming. Their work is integral to the media landscape, providing platforms for dialogue and entertainment across Ghana.
The GH Awards 2024 promises to honor talent, dedication, and impact across various fields, highlighting individuals who embody the spirit of Ghanaian culture.
Each nominee has contributed significantly to their respective industry, and their work continues to inspire and uplift audiences nationwide.
This year’s awards celebrate not only established figures but also emerging stars who represent the bright future of Ghana’s entertainment and cultural landscape.
