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Sammyflex TV’s Roland Amartey girds up for 2026 Ghana Music Awards UK coverage

Sammyflex TV Production Manager Roland Amartey will spearhead the station’s coverage of the 2026 Ghana Music Awards UK on 31 October.

Sammyflex TV’s Roland Amartey girds up for 2026 Ghana Music Awards UK coverage

Roland Amartey, Production Manager at Sammyflex TV, will take charge of the station's coverage of the 2026 Ghana Music Awards UK. Scheduled for October 31, 2026, the 10th Anniversary edition of the Ghana Music Awards UK (GMAUK26) will be held at the Royal Regency in London. Sammyflex TV is set to deliver extensive coverage of the event, with Amartey leading the charge.

Renowned for his production expertise, insightful judgment, and connections in Ghana's entertainment sphere, Amartey aims to offer viewers an immersive experience. The coverage will encompass interviews, artist interactions, performances, industry discussions, backstage moments, and highlights from the awards night. Sammyflex TV will provide viewers with an authentic front-row experience, featuring red-carpet interviews, artist engagements, exclusive content, and behind-the-scenes footage.

Marking its 10th year, the Ghana Music Awards UK is a significant platform for recognizing Ghanaian talent and creativity in the diaspora. Featuring the red carpet at 5:00 pm and the main show commencing at 7:00 pm, the Royal Regency will serve as the epicenter for Ghanaian music festivities in London. As the GMAUK26 approaches, audiences can anticipate timely updates, exclusive interviews, insightful commentary, and premium digital content from Sammyflex TV, with Amartey spearheading the efforts.

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