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Night Vision Production is casting young talents for it's upcoming Campus TV Series Night Vision Production is coming up with a mind blowing campus TV series that will hit the screens latest by next year.....  Are you 18 years and above, do you have dreams of becoming a movie star, then the opportunity has presented itself to movie acting lovers. This is the time to show the world what you've got by taking part in the next TV Series. The audition details are as follows: Audition will take place at the Royal Crown Hotel, Ashaley Botwe. Date is 20th September 2020... Time will be 10:00am - 12:00pm. You are required to come along with a passport picture. For more information and clarity, call: 0547873642/ 0279329166.  Night Vision Production is the best place to be in your acting career, the only place that will give you not just national recognition but an international recognition. The directors and producers of this production aims to push young talents to be very successfu

A sheep sold for a record 350,000 guineas -- or around $490,000 in American money -- at an auction in Scotland this week. The lamb, named Double Diamond, had generated buzz before the Scottish National Texel sale in Lanark started, according to a  news release from the Texel Sheep Society.  Bidding started at 10000 guineas (about but $13,000). A bidding war drove up the price until an agreement was reached for the sheep to be shared between three farms. "It's just like every other business -- horse racing or the cattle business," Jeff Aiken, one of the winning bidders, told  The Guardian . "Every once in a while something special comes along and yesterday an extra special Texel turned up. Everyone wanted a piece of it." Texel sheep originated in Holland and are a butcher favorite, according to the Texel Sheep Society. It is traditional for livestock to be sold in guineas at auction in the United Kingdom, and one guinea translates to about $1.40 American dollars.

If we are talking percentages then Manchester City are very much in the driving seat to be Lionel Messi's next club. Paris St-Germain have been in touch with Messi's dad, his agent, again about the possibility of signing the Barcelona captain, who  submitted a transfer request on Tuesday. And, perhaps most intriguingly of all, Juventus are now looking at the hugely unlikely scenario of organising some very daring financial deals and sponsorships that could see Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo playing together for the first time. What a mouth-watering prospect that would be. But it is also close to impossible. At the end of a week of countless headlines and rumours, there are two things we now definitely know above anything else, namely that Messi very much wants to leave Barcelona and Barcelona would very much like him to stay. That is the simple analysis of what promises to become an even more complicated scenario than it already is. And the reason for that is that both sides are A

  US actor Chadwick Boseman, best known for playing Black Panther in the hit Marvel superhero franchise, has died of cancer aged 43. He died at home in Los Angeles with his wife and family by his side, a statement posted on social media said. Boseman was diagnosed with colon cancer four years ago but had not made the information public. The news has left fans and the film world stunned. Get Out director Jordan Peele, said it was "a crushing blow". "A true fighter, Chadwick persevered through it all, and brought you many of the films you have come to love so much," his family said in the statement. "From Marshall to Da 5 Bloods, August Wilson's Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and several more - all were filmed during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy. It was the honor of his career to bring King T'Challa to life in Black Panther." Image Copyright @chadwickboseman @CHADWICKBOSEMAN Boseman came to prominence playing real-life figures - bas

  Access Denied International football star, Didier Drogba, received some bad news on Thursday when the Electoral Commission of the Ivorian Soccer Federation (FIF) rejected his candidacy for the presidency of the federation. "The electoral commission (...) rejects the candidacy of Mr. Drogba Tébily Didier Yves Tébily," reads a section of Article 5 of the negative decision of the commission. Rejected but with the possibility to appeal This rejection was based on criticisms of the former striker for several eligibility requirement breaches and highlights the challenges the star faced in trying to establish himself within the Ivorian football industry in spite of his international status, athletic track record and personal wealth — and beyond just being a player on the field. Eligibility Requirements Drogba, who was partly trained in France and once played for European clubs, Chelsea and Marseille, only managed to obtain sponsorship of two first division clubs — one short of the

Ghana seems to have many great actors and actresses when it comes to comic acting, the question is do we really utilize these talents for the greater good? Many actors and actresses during the pandemic showed what was hidden that they couldn’t bring out, thanks to Covid-19, we now have many celebrities joining Tiktok videos, others also utilizing Instagram and YouTube sites to entertain their fans. Vivian Jill Lawrence has not been left out with this race of funny videos. Her new short funny videos is a rib-racking one that will keep you clued and also wanting for more. Abrewa Mafia, her short funny videos seems to target one Madwoa and a Fante Lady. It looks like these two women have found themselves in the wrong books of Abrewa Mafia. She happens to share her happy moments with them and also giving them the insults they will never forget anytime she feels like blasting someone. Well Abrewa Mafia comic videos has proven to be one of the best comic videos Africa can boast of. The onl

Kenya's decision to close all schools until next January because of coronavirus has left many of its private schools struggling to survive, as Basillioh Mutahi and Mercy Juma report. The classrooms at Mwea Brethren School, which once resonated to the sound of children learning, are now filled with a cacophony of clucking chickens. On the chalkboard, maths equations have been replaced by a vaccination schedule. Joseph Maina, who owns the central Kenyan school, has had to turn to nurturing animals to earn some money as he is no longer getting an income from providing an education. 'Vital for survival' Things were especially tough in March, when all the schools were told to close, as he was still repaying a loan and had to renegotiate with the bank. At first, it seemed that everything was lost, but "we decided that we must do something [with the school] for survival", Mr Maina tells the BBC. As private schools, which educate around a fifth of Kenyan children, rely on

  Jerusalema video hits 100m views on YouTube Master KG, the South African musician and producer of hit song Jerusalema, reached another milestone on Wednesday when the song reached 100 million views on YouTube. Jerusalema has been a major hit across the world and spawned a dance challenge that went viral on social media. The song was posted on YouTube in December 2019. It had reached 50 million views by last month. The musician has thanked his fans for their support: Social embed from twitter Report Report this social embed, make a complaint He is quoted by South African website SowetanLive as saying: “This is just amazing... It’s also humbling to see the speed at which it travels. "When we reached 50 million views last month nobody would have predicted that in four weeks it would have doubled. This is testament that when Jesus says yes, nobody can say no. This has gone beyond us and it’s marvellous to watch.” Here is the video of the song: Social embed from youtube Report Report