Musicians to play Black Stars in charity match on June 27

Accra, June 19. GNA - A group of Ghanaian hip-life musicians would take on the national senior team, the Black Stars in a friendly football match at the Ohene Djan Sports Stadium, Accra on Saturday, June 27.

Mr Kwabena Osei-Bonsu, Chief Executive Officer of Third Star Soccer Fiesta, told GNA Sports in Accra on Friday, that the match was aimed at raising funds to support the poor and the needy in the society.

He said the match would also offer the two teams the opportunity to interact with each other and also share ideas and offer suggestions to the vulnerable.

Mr Osei-Bonsu said some of the musicians expected to feature in the match include Dela Dee, Sean Terry, Slim Buster, Obuor and Asem.

A song on Hepatitis 'B' and other diseases would be out-doored on that day by the musicians.

The CEO took the opportunity to wish the Black Stars good luck in their encounter against their Sudanese counterparts on June 20.

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Rihanna sued by neighbour for trespassing, invasion of property

Rihanna's legal drama continued this week, when one of her Los Angeles neighbors filed a lawsuit alleging that cars used by the pop singer are regularly parked or standing on the plaintiff's lawn.

According to the suit filed on Tuesday in California Superior Court, Christian Moeller is seeking unspecified damages for trespassing, invasion of privacy and other claims from Rihanna and the owner of the Hollywood Hills home she rents. The 21-year-old singer is already expected to testify on Monday in Chris Brown's preliminary hearing for allegedly assaulting her in February.

Moeller's complaint makes allegations about “chauffeured vehicles that park or idle on Plaintiff's property for hours at a time” and utilize his driveway to turn around or drive through his yard to Rihanna's parking lot.

The suit also contends that security cameras installed at Rihanna's home, which is owned by Stephen Yacobian, actually point onto his property, and that a newly built privacy wall and tall bamboo plants obstruct his view.

Yacobian told The Associated Press that the lawsuit is “without merit” but declined to comment further until he consulted with his attorney.

Moeller is also seeking to revoke an earlier agreement he made with Yacobian to allow cars to pass through his yard.

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