Dzifa Gomashie Commends Stonebwoy For Elevating Ghana’s Global Image Through Collaboration With Angélique Kidjo
Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, has lauded Ghanaian music star Stonebwoy for the pivotal role he has played in promoting Ghana internationally. According to the Minister, Stonebwoy “showed Ghana to the world” through his high-profile collaboration and performance with Grammy-winning artist Angélique Kidjo.
In comments seen by media, Minister Gomashie emphasised that Stonebwoy’s artistic achievements and global reach have helped shine a spotlight on Ghana’s rich culture and musical talent. She noted that his ability to perform alongside celebrated international acts like Kidjo reflects not only his personal success but also the growing influence of Ghanaian music across the world.
The Minister’s remarks come in the wake of increased global attention on Stonebwoy, whose song “Manodzi” featuring Angélique Kidjo has resonated with audiences beyond Ghana’s borders. The track and live performances have been celebrated as significant milestones in bridging local artistry with global platforms.
Stonebwoy, born Livingstone Etse Satekla, is one of Ghana’s most internationally recognised musicians. He has built a reputation for blending reggae, dancehall and Afrobeat, and has performed at major events and venues worldwide. His collaborations have helped elevate Ghana’s presence on the international music scene, further affirming the country’s creative influence.
Minister Gomashie’s praise underscores the importance of cultural diplomacy and the role of creative arts in national branding. By showcasing Ghanaian talent on global stages, artists like Stonebwoy are helping to bolster the country’s cultural footprint and economic opportunities tied to the arts and entertainment sectors.
