Audio By Carbonatix
Ghanaian singer based in the United Kingdom, Stephanie Benson, will be performing at the Humanitarian Platinum Leadership Awards slated for July 20, 2023 at the United Nations' headquarters.
The High Level Presidential Award powered by the Humanitarian Foundation honours the remarkable individuals driving positive change and inspiring a better world for all.
The ceremony happening at the Delegates' dining room at the United Nations, will also provide a platform for you to share your experiences and insights with other like-minded individuals who are also passionate about creating positive change in the world.
Stephanie, described as the Queen of Jazz, is expected to mesmerise the patrons with her dexterity laced with her velvety voice on stage.
She is expected to thrill the audience with some awesome songs from her repertoire.
The songstress will meet Ghanaians and her fans living in the United States of America after the programme to engage them on various subjects.
Stephanie Benson over the years has performed at high-profile events throughout the world and has always left indelible memories with her awe-inspiring displays.

Latest Stories
-
Ghana’s state-owned enterprises return to profit with GH¢19.8bn gain in 2025 — SIGA
30 minutes -
Fuel prices set to rise again from Sept 1; petrol could hit GH¢16.21 – COPEC
2 hours -
REGSEC restricts Akwasidae celebrations in Denkyira amid security concerns
3 hours -
Eric Adjei distributes free fertiliser to farmers in Jaman North
3 hours -
Akufo-Addo urges NPP factions to unite behind Bawumia for 2028 victory
3 hours -
NDC mourns Western Regional Elections Director Papa Assan
3 hours -
Minerals Commission warns against fake job recruitment schemes
3 hours -
NYA CEO Osman Ayariga rallies youth against drug abuse at ‘Red Means Stop’ campaign
3 hours -
10 recruits dismissed for defying phone ban – Interior Minister
3 hours -
IEAG commends GoldBod, BoG for improving forex stability
3 hours -
Bawumia donates GH¢50,000 to St Jude Catholic Church at Weija
3 hours -
Mahama calls for faster mobilisation of AU Peace Fund resources
4 hours -
Improved roads bring new vehicle options to Tumu-Bolga, Tumu-Tamale, Tumu-Wa routes
4 hours -
Cedi records 7.9% depreciation against US dollar in first half of 2026
4 hours -
GIS launches operation on anti-human trafficking and exploitative street begging
4 hours