The Mitch Brothers earn a nomination for the Forty Under 40 Awards Ghana 2026 with Smile4mation

 

The dynamic social media duo have earned a nomination at the upcoming awards show

for their commitment to helping create lasting social impact.

In a moment that reflects their growing influence as catalysts of social change, Nana

Mitch and Schardo Mitch, collectively known as the Mitch Brothers, have captured

public attention once again. This time, the brothers have been nominated for the

“Philanthropy and Charity” award at the 2026 Forty Under 40 Awards Ghana, a nod to

their efforts to foster hope, empower women, and build enduring change through their

Smile4mation initiative.

Reacting to the announcement, the brothers, born Padmond Annor and Padmond

Annor Jr., shared: “We’re truly honored to be nominated for an award at such a

prestigious event. Moments like these remind us of how far we’ve come and

inspire us to keep going. We want to take this opportunity to appreciate the

wonderful community that believed in our vision, supported the journey, and

stood by us through every story. Thank you for helping us bring smiles to dozens

through your donations and nominations. The work continues!”

Scheduled for September 12 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra, the Forty

Under 40 Awards Ghana will mark a decade of celebrating the country’s most influential

and accomplished young leaders under the age of forty. The night will extend the

ceremony’s mission to honor and celebrate young leaders across a wide range of fields

who exemplify growth, professional excellence, and community service.

As anticipation builds for the big night, the nomination cements Nana Mitch and

Schardo Mitch place among Ghana’s young achievers, highlighting their success as a

source of inspiration to the next generation of changemakers.

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Maxzy chooses remorse over ego in new track ‘Tell on You’

Maxzy doesn’t succumb to ego on his latest, ‘Tell on You.’ Instead, he strips away the

posturing that often follows breakups to reveal the tenderness of a man confronting his

own mistakes. With sincerity, the crooner lets his guilt take center stage, turning his pain into a moment of raw release. The result is a heartfelt payoff that lands with the words: “Please don’t go and tell on your friend,” a gentle plea for discretion after betrayal.

This context transforms the single from your typical love song into a flawed yet relatable

confession from someone who understands the pain they’ve caused and is ready to

make things right. Maxzy’s delivery unfolds like a late-night confession, carried by an

understated production and mellow vocals that sweetly balance the tension between

regret and self-preservation.

With ‘Tell on You,’ Maxzy reminds listeners that accountability can be just as beautiful

as love itself. He opens an uneasy space that explores what comes after heartbreak:

guilt, regret, and the longing for forgiveness, suggesting that true healing begins with

the courage to admit you were wrong. By the end, listeners don’t just hear the star; they

feel his every word and are left rooting for his redemption.

Keeny Ice and Kwesi Amewuga bring fearless energy on powerful new song ‘Dangerous’

 

Ghanaian rapper, Keeny Ice is turning up the pressure with the release of

‘Dangerous’, an unapologetic new single featuring fellow rap powerhouse Kwesi

Amewuga. Serving as the lead release from his upcoming album “Afro HipHop”, the

record finds both artists delivering fearless verses over a hard-hitting Hip-Hop

production that celebrates resilience, confidence and unwavering self-belief.

On ‘Dangerous’, Keeny Ice makes one thing clear, he has his eyes set on the top,

not just within Ghana’s rap scene but across the African continent. With sharp

lyricism and commanding delivery, he addresses critics and doubters head-on,

making it known that while others may wish for his downfall, he remains focused on

success and determined to keep winning. The song’s central message is simple:

underestimate him at your own risk.

Living up to its title, Keeny Ice embraces the “dangerous” persona as a symbol of

strength and fearlessness, warning that anyone who deliberately crosses his path

should be prepared to face the consequences. It’s a confident declaration from an

artist entering a new chapter with renewed purpose and ambition.

Kwesi Amewuga matches that intensity from the moment he steps onto the record.

The rapper delivers a composed yet commanding verse, speaking on moving with

influential circles, staying true to his own path and succeeding without following the

crowd. Returning later with the signature flow and rhyme patterns that have become

synonymous with his style, he effortlessly switches into Ewe, adding authenticity and

flair while reinforcing themes of success, confidence and living life on his own terms.

Produced by Nexux Beatz and polished through mixing and mastering by Authentic

Mix, ‘Dangerous’ blends gritty rap energy with contemporary Hip-Hop production,

creating an anthem that feels equally suited for the streets and the speakers.

‘Dangerous’ has already garnered over 100,000 plays on Audiomack and multiple

streams across several streaming platforms.

The single also marks another important milestone for Keeny Ice as it comes under

his new distribution partnership with ONErpm, setting the stage for what promises to

be an exciting rollout toward the release of “Afro HipHop”.

With ‘Dangerous’, Keeny Ice and Kwesi Amewuga deliver more than just another

collaboration, they make a statement. It’s bold, uncompromising, and serves as an

exciting preview of what’s to come from “Afro HipHop”.