Singer/songwriter Chemphe is currently in the studio recording a song about violence against women.

The single ?Why You Dey Treat Am Bad? and its video are scheduled for release in Ghana and worldwide on November 25, International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women.

A portion of the profits realized from the sale of the cd and video will be donated to organizations dealing with violence against women in Ghana.

Chemphe?s debut album ?No Pampanaa? on the Flava Records label is due in October 2006. The singer/songwriter believes women are precious and that?s why he wrote the anti-violence song ?Why You Dey Treat Am Bad?.


November 25 has been marked as the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women by women activists worldwide. This day is marked with the brutal assassination, in 1961, of the three Mirabal sisters who were political activists in the Dominican Republic.

The Mirabal sisters are a symbol of resistance against the dictatorship in the Dominican Republic then. Since 1981 women's activists have celebrated this day as the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women to gain momentum and solidarity in their struggle against violence against women.

Flava Records is an independent record label. The label is currently handling UrbanLife singer/songwriter Chemphe, AfraMusic performer 2GA and Contemporary Gospel musician Kwesi Oteng. For more information about Flava Records, please call 233 24 432 9066.