Digital media company · Accra
Ten brands.
One newsroom
mindset.
King Bygone’s Media is a Ghanaian digital publisher behind ten online brands covering news, entertainment, sport, faith, music, weddings, technology and the people who shape public life.
Our brands
The King Bygone’s Media network
Every site that carries “A King Bygone’s Media Initiative” in its footer belongs here. Each brand has its own editorial voice and audience, and shares the same publishing standards and technology.
Nsemwokrom
Ghana news, celebrity gossip, sports and entertainment.
KingBygone
Ghanaian and African entertainment: celebrity gist, movies, music and lifestyle.
Agye Din
Ghana’s personality database: biographies, net worth and awards of public figures.
Accra Posts
Breaking news and the stories shaping Ghana’s capital.
Sports Culture Network
Sports news, analysis, player profiles and squads.
The Death Reports
Verified news of notable deaths, obituaries and memorial profiles.
The Gospel Post
Gospel music, Christian news and daily devotionals.
We Post Weddings
Real African weddings, celebrity love stories and trusted vendors.
AfroYard
African music news, new releases and artist profiles.
Chale.tech
Tech news for Ghanaians: gadgets, mobile money, startups and digital life.
Earlier ventures: The Local Paparazzi · Culture Gossip. Also developed and managed: GhanaianExpress.com · WedeyTrend.com · MyTrackLab.com · News-Kitchen.com
What we do
Publishing, promotion and the tech behind it
We run our own platforms end to end, and we put that reach and experience to work for brands, artists and organisers.
Digital publishing
Daily news, entertainment, sport and feature coverage across ten owned websites, written for Ghanaian and African readers.
Advertising & partnerships
Display placements, sponsored stories and media partnerships for events, products and campaigns across the network.
PR & talent
Publicity, artist brand development and road management, built on years of work with leading Ghanaian acts.
Media technology
In-house publishing tools, sites and apps built by an ALX-certified software engineer to run the network at scale.
Founder
Isaac Nana Yaw Annor
Known as King Bygone
Isaac Nana Yaw Annor, professionally known as King Bygone, is a Ghanaian blogger, YouTuber, publicist, digital content creator, software engineer, entrepreneur, talent manager and media strategist.
He started with a personal blog sharing entertainment stories and music updates, and grew it into King Bygone’s Media. Over more than a decade he has earned recognition for his work in entertainment journalism, artist promotion, brand development and online publishing.
Beyond media, he founded the King Road Foundation, which supports less privileged people and underserved communities.
- BornMay 28, 1992 · Age 34
- Based inAccra, Ghana
- EducationPank SHS (Visual Arts)
ALX Africa, Software Engineering (2024) - Contactcontent@kingbygone.com
Career
ALX Africa, certified software engineer
Completed software engineering training, combining technical skill with a media background.
Media strategy & brand development with Abeiku Santana
Worked with the renowned broadcaster on media, publicity, branding and tourism promotion.
Talent management & public relations
Publicist and road manager for artists including Takum; worked with Praye, Choirmaster and Atumpan.
Opera News contributor
Published more than 389 articles on entertainment, celebrity news, lifestyle and current affairs.
bygonegh.blogspot.com
The personal blog where it all started.
Recognition
Awards & rankings
Nsemwokrom, our flagship, has been ranked among Ghana’s top blogs three years running.
Avance Media Top 50 Ghanaian Bloggers
- 2021 · nsemwokrom.com#13
- 2022 · nsemwokrom.com#25
- 2023 · nsemwokrom.com#45
Spotlight Creative Arts & Business Awards 2021
Three nominations for the founder
Partnerships
March 30, 2026
Official media partner, Ghana Food and Arts Festival
Media partnership
King Bygone was named an official media partner for the Ghana Food and Arts Festival, bringing wider visibility and online engagement to a festival that celebrates local cuisine, art, music and culture.
At the launch, he interviewed MUSIGA President Bessa Simons and spoke about using the network’s platforms to support and amplify Ghanaian culture.
Reach
Where our audience follows us
Beyond the websites, the founder’s social channels carry entertainment news, interviews and live coverage to hundreds of thousands of followers.
Giving back
King Road Foundation
The King Road Foundation is the charitable arm founded by King Bygone. It supports less privileged people and underserved communities through outreach and social intervention projects.
Its work focuses on children, young people and families facing economic hardship.
Work with us
Advertise, partner or pitch a story.
For advertising across the network, media partnerships, PR and artist management, or speaking engagements, write to us. We reply from Accra.
content@kingbygone.com