Ghanaian Afro-fusion music duo, Lali x Lola, won the honorary Telecel Music for Good Award at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards last Saturday, taking home one of the evening's most cherished accolades. The fast-rising identical twin artistes were awarded for their two-year social impact campaign and song, #CroxItOut, which uses music, mentorship and action to raise awareness of breast cancer in schools across Ghana. The duo’s project beat both Nacee’s Tree for Life afforestation campaign and #StopGalamseyNow campaign, as well as Rama Blak’s Asaase Nnwom (Earth Song) project. Before announcing the winner of the award at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre, Telecel Group CEO, Moh Damush, said, “We believe that music, like connectivity, has the power to change lives and inspire people.
Read moreAfrofusion duo Lali X Lola have earned recognition as part of Ghana’s top female performers through their energetic stagecraft, synchronized performances, live band execution, and growing influence within the music industry
Ghana's music scene has always been rich with powerful female voices - but a new era is unfolding. One defined not just by hit songs, but by commanding stage presence,cultural identity, and unforgettable live experiences.........
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Ghana’s music scene is no stranger to reinvention, but what’s unfolding now feels less like a phase and more like a movement. At the center of it is a growing wave of female artists who are no longer waiting for recognition—they’re commanding it. And right now, few names capture that shift better than Lali X Lola.
Lali X Lola, the award-winning Afro-fusion music duo composed of identical twin sisters, today (01-09-2025) paid a courtesy visit to Hon. Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations to discuss issues of common concern
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