GhPage Media has announced plans to deliver a comprehensive coverage of the 7th edition of the Ghana Music Awards USA, reaffirming its role as the scheme’s official Media partner.
The premium media brand, which operates both YouTube and blog platforms, is fully prepared to provide real-time updates, exclusive interviews and high-quality live production for its global audience.
Live Streaming for the First Time
Speaking ahead of the event, GhPage Media Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer, Emmanuel Gadagbui, popularly known as Rashad Emmanuel, stated that the team has intensified preparations to ensure seamless coverage across all its platforms.
These include GhPage TV on YouTube, the GhPage website (www.ghpage.com), and its various social media channels, including TikTok, X formerly Twitter and Instagram
This year marks a significant milestone for the media outlet, as it is set to stream the awards ceremony live for the first time to its worldwide audience.
The Ghana Music Awards USA 2026 is scheduled to take place on 8th August 2026 at the Hyatt Regency Princeton Ballroom, located at 102 Carnegie Center Drive, Princeton, New Jersey.
Five Years of Partnership
GhPage Media has served as the official media partner for the awards scheme for the past five years, playing what organizers have described as a pivotal role in expanding the event’s reach within the Ghanaian diaspora in the United States.
Over the years, the platform has provided red carpet coverage, backstage interviews and breaking updates that have helped amplify the visibility of Ghanaian music talents abroad.
Local Language Coverage
According to Mr. Gadagbui, coverage of both the Ghana Music Awards USA 2026 will be delivered predominantly in local Ghanaian languages, particularly Akan.
He explained that Akan is spoken and understood by an estimated 80 percent of Ghanaians, making it a strategic choice to ensure broader accessibility and audience engagement.
Who Is Emmanuel Gadagbui?
Emmanuel Gadagbui is a seasoned Ghanaian blogger and vlogger with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry.
In addition to contributing extensively to the GhPage blog, he hosts “Rash Hour,” a live show streamed on YouTube and Facebook that focuses on entertainment, social and political discussions.
Beyond media, he is also the founder of the Rash Hour Foundation, a philanthropic initiative that donates to the poor and needy every December.
With anticipation building toward the August event, GhPage Media’s involvement is expected to further strengthen the global footprint of Ghana Music Awards USA and provide millions of viewers with front-row access to one of the biggest celebrations of Ghanaian music abroad.
