Blakk Rasta will be guest on the BBC’s Meeting the Celebrities programme set to air at 16:00 GMT on Thursday September 2, 2010.
The reggae sensation of Barack Obama fame says the opportunity to be heard by the BBC’s several million global audiences is rather humbling.
The interview programme comes after several dozen interviews with international media networks including the New York Times, CNN and Deutsche Welle.
The programme coincides with Blakk Rasta’s 36th birthday which, for him, marks a major turning point in his life.
“Life has been great so far but I believe this is the time to achieve even more,” he said.
Coming after several international assignments in Holland, Ethiopia and Canada, Blakk Rasta says the best platform to give expression to his life story is the book.
He will be coming out with a book that chronicles everything Blakk Rasta – from the lows to the highs, the saddest moments to the happiest times.
The Chufumta man is also making preparations to launch a charity, Blakk Rasta Foundation, that will focus on children who have been ignored or abandoned by their families because of their faith.
“Any child who will be given their walking papers from home because of their faith is our target,” Blakk Rasta said.
Blakk Rasta was born on the Monday of 2nd September 1974 in Tamale in the Northern part of Ghana, West Africa.
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