In a sector marked by numerous challenges, producers/directors like Deloris Frimpong Manso, Matilda Asare, Julia Apea, Shirley Frimpong - Manso, Leila Djansi, Ayebea Darko, Selassie Ibrahim, Pocket, Vera Adubea Akua Twumasi, Mercy Asiedu and others have consistently demonstrated resilience, talent, and unwavering dedication. Akwaaba Magic recognizes and celebrates these women, who are not just blazing the path, but actively shaping the narrative of Ghanaian film and television.

"At Akwaaba Magic, we believe in showcasing the richness and diversity of Ghanaian stories," said Nosisa Doe, Head of the Akwaaba Magic channel. "And those stories are brought to life by the incredible women who dedicate their lives to this industry. We are proud to provide a platform where their talent can shine."

The channel's programming regularly features a diverse range of films and series, highlighting the multifaceted roles women play. From the powerful performances of leading acts like Roselyn Ngissah, Akosua Ago Aboagye, Melissa Nortey, Nikki Samonas, Benedicta Gafah, Joselyn Dumas and many more who resonate with audiences, to the creative prowess of our female producers and directors who bring compelling stories to the screen, Akwaaba Magic showcases it all.

Beyond the screen, DStv Ghana actively promotes the achievements of women in the film industry through its various platforms, including the MultiChoice Talent Factory which has given opportunities young female producers like Christine Boateng, Esiawonam Adi, Irene Yaamoakoa Dumevi and Alice Johnson to mention a few who honed their craft at our Lagos academy.

Ghanaian women are not just acting in movies; they are producing, directing, and writing them. They are the backbone of our film industry, and we are committed to supporting their growth and visibility. Akwaaba Magic's dedication extends beyond simply airing their films, series and telenovelas but also recognizes and celebrates their immense contributions. The channel aims to foster an environment where women in the film industry can thrive, encouraging gender equality and representation both on and off screen.

Viewers are encouraged to tune in to Akwaaba Magic on DStv/GOtv to experience the talent and creativity of Ghanaian actresses in the month of March when we bring your carefully selected first time airing movies including, The Purse, Nsa Fufuo and the epic Queen of Akra. By supporting local productions, audiences are directly contributing to the growth and sustainability of the industry and empowering the women who make it all possible. Through their dedication and artistry, these women are not just making movies tick; they are making Ghanaian film history.