"Beauty with brains": Miss Ghana 2010 produces her first movie about Galamsey

Miss Ghana 2010 Stephanie Karikari Produces Her First Movie About Galamsey

Stephanie Karikari, Miss Ghana 2010, has released her first movie. The film addresses illegal mining, known as galamsey. It highlights the socio-economic impacts on local communities and the environment. Many social media users have congratulated her on this achievement.

The movie is titled "GEM." It focuses on the serious issue of illegal gold mining in Ghana. This topic has sparked widespread debate due to its environmental damage and health risks.

In "GEM," Stephanie Karikari serves as a producer. The film features a talented cast, including Gloria Sarfo, William Lamptey, and Hilda Abrabaso. They all contribute their skills to this important project.

The story is set in Abankese, a small rural community affected by galamsey. It follows Paapa, a 15-year-old who wants to improve internet connectivity in his village. Through his journey, "GEM" showcases the dreams of youth in rural Ghana.

The film captures real-life experiences in rural areas. It combines the energy of young actors with the expertise of seasoned performers. Together, they portray the struggles and aspirations of many young people in Ghana.

Stephanie hopes "GEM" will spark discussions about sustainable development. She aims to raise awareness about the urgent need to address galamsey's consequences.

At the recent Euphoria Charity Gala, Stephanie looked stunning in a strapless gown by Duaba Serwaa. She styled her look with a yellow clutch and embellished black heels.

Gloria Sarfo also made headlines at her birthday photoshoot wearing a red gown. Both actresses showcased their beauty with glamorous hairstyles and flawless makeup at various events.