Ghanaian Singer Becca on the of Glam Africa Magazine’s Spring 2016 Edition

Ghanaian singer Becca is the cover muse for Glam Africa’s Spring 2016 edition. The singer talks about her passion for music, her alleged romance with Ghanaian singer Bisa Kdei as well as her opinion on the #OscarSoWhite controversy. When asked about a potential move to Hollywood to advance her career, she responded saying

“It’s not about the move to Hollywood, it’s more about my work moving to Hollywood, and not just mine, but that of most Africans. I want us to sell the high life to the world just like Osibia and the Ramblers did.”

According to Glam Africa’s newly appointed Editor, Karine Laudort, in this Romance and Femininity issue of the magazine, you can expect

“… a bit of romance and sass; an edge of quirkiness, whilst maintaining our ethos: ‘sporting and inspiring the Glam side of Africa’. This is more often than not forgotten and sometimes misrepresented”.

Glam Africa Magazine is currently sold in the UK, Nigeria, Ghana and Senegal, as well as online for worldwide delivery.

COVER CREDIT

PHOTO:           Elliot Grandberry

STYLIST:          Mackie Ackumany Sasu

SKIRT:              Christie Brown

MUA:               Melissa Serwaa Owusu

HAIR:               Koomson Kobby (studiofix)

Location:         Artist Alliance Gallery, Accra

TROPICAL LOVE CREDIT:

PHOTO:                                   Naxic Dave

MUA:                                       Pamela Musiimenta

STYLIST:                                  Kaijuka Abbas

DIRECTION & ASSISTANTS:    Martyn Larry | Abaho Noris & Ange Mc Irakoze

MODELS:                                 Adam Gashe & Sita Mohari

LOCATION:                              Emin Pasha Hotel, Kampala, Uganda

BEAUTY EDITORIAL CREDIT

PHOTO:                                   Steven Harrison Brown

CREATIVE DIRECTOR:             Deborah Asare

HAIR:                                       Chardnay Devi

MUA:                                       Linda M Brown

MODEL:                                   Moyin Arowoshola (First Model Management)