AJ Poundz Collects Prize for Best Dressed Honour at Guinness Ghana DJ Awards

Media personality AJ Poundz has formally collected her prize following her recognition as the Best Dressed winner at the 2025 Guinness Ghana DJ Awards. The presentation took place during the official launch of the 2026 edition of the awards, held at Eden Gardens Hotel in Accra, where she was awarded a luxurious stay at Aqua Safari Resort.

AJ Poundz's fashion statement at last year's ceremony left a lasting impression on judges and attendees alike, securing her the coveted accolade. The prize presentation served as a highlight during the launch event, which brought together entertainment industry professionals, DJs, media figures, sponsors and music fans to mark the beginning of preparations for the next awards cycle.

Launch marks countdown to milestone anniversary

Beyond celebrating AJ Poundz's achievement, the launch event unveiled the roadmap and activities scheduled for the 2026 Guinness Ghana DJ Awards, powered by Smirnoff. Organisers are gearing up for a significant milestone, as next year will mark the 15th anniversary of the prestigious awards scheme that has become a fixture on Ghana's entertainment calendar.

The event featured electrifying live performances from several notable DJs, including DJ Wallpaper, DJ Juicy, Viq and DJ Onaapo, keeping the atmosphere lively and reinforcing the awards' commitment to celebrating Ghana's vibrant DJ culture. The gathering demonstrated strong industry support for the awards, with stakeholders from across the entertainment sector in attendance.

Why it matters for Ghana

The Guinness Ghana DJ Awards represent one of the country's most important platforms for recognising excellence within the disc jockey and entertainment community. These awards celebrate the creativity, technical skill and cultural influence of DJs who shape Ghana's music and nightlife scene.

For personalities like AJ Poundz, recognition at such prestigious events enhances their profile within Ghana's competitive entertainment industry and solidifies their status as influential figures. The awards also serve a broader purpose by elevating Ghana's entertainment sector on both local and regional stages, showcasing the calibre of talent the country produces.

With the 2026 edition approaching its 15th anniversary, the scheme is entering a significant phase in its history. The emphasis on planning and stakeholder engagement evident at the launch suggests organisers are determined to make the milestone year memorable and impactful. For DJs, media personalities and entertainment enthusiasts across Ghana, the awards continue to offer validation, exposure and opportunities for growth within an increasingly competitive field.