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Afro-dancehall and reggae musician, Livingstone Etse Satekla, popularly known by his stage name as Stonebwoy, has been honoured with a Certificate of Appreciation by the DreamChild Foundation, a non-governmental organisation.
The DreamChild Foundation focuses on strengthening and empowering children across Africa through the provision of adequate healthcare, education, and other support services.
The certificate was presented to appreciate Stonebwoy for his continuous promotion of talent development, education, and healthcare initiatives for children.
The presentation was made by the DreamChild Foundation and HoodTalk Music Festival IT Officer, Grace Hunu, during his Torcher Experience National Tour at the Adaklu Stadium in Ho on Friday, March 5, which also marked his birthday.
The event was witnessed by the Volta Regional Minister, Mr James Gunu, and other prominent personalities in the region.
The “Le Gba Gbe” hitmaker was also appointed Global Ambassador for the Dream Child Foundation in recognition of his role in promoting African talents and supporting initiatives that advance the education and health of the African child.
The initiative seeks to raise funds to build paediatric clinics in five regions of Ghana through the HoodTalk Music Festival, an initiative of the foundation scheduled to take place later this year at the Black Star Square.
Receiving the certificate, Stonebwoy expressed appreciation to the management of the Dream Child Foundation and pledged to serve as a worthy ambassador for the organisation.
Through celebrating diversity and creativity, the Dream Child Foundation fosters a sense of community and aims to ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive and pursue their dreams.
Over the years, the foundation has made donations to several institutions, including the Korle Bu Children’s Hospital, OrphanAid Africa’s Oyibi Orphanage and the Apam Special Needs School.
Stonebwoy’s Torcher Experience, on the other hand, is a premium live concert and cultural movement headlined by the artiste, designed to deliver stadium-level energy across Ghana’s regions.
Built on the BHIM Festival platform and powered by world-class production standards, the Torcher Experience blends music, youth culture, lifestyle, and regional pride into a unique live event series.
The concert tour aims to ignite cities, spotlight local talents, and create unforgettable moments that audiences can experience, capture, and share long after the event ends.
The HoodTalk Music Festival is a cultural and entertainment event in Ghana that combines music, youth empowerment, and social development initiatives.
The festival was created as a platform where entertainment meets social advocacy, using music and arts to address important issues affecting African youth and children.
The festival was first launched in 2023 in Accra, Ghana, bringing together musicians, creatives, youth leaders, and the general public for performances, discussions, and community activities.
The DreamChild Foundation focuses on supporting and empowering African children through healthcare, education, and creative initiatives.
The foundation was established in 2010 and works to improve the lives of children, especially those in underserved communities across Africa.
