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Author: Fiifi Sey
Ghana is set to officially launch its revised Culture Policy in March during the annual Ghana Culture Day, the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, announced during a courtesy visit by a UNESCO delegation.
Ghana and the Kingdom of the Netherlands have agreed to deepen cultural cooperation following high-level talks in Accra focused on reparations, artefact restitution and creative industry development.
Award-winning gospel artiste Diana Hamilton says she cannot relate to ongoing conversations about disputes between musicians and record labels, citing her own decades-long experience with stable management.
American streaming sensation iShowSpeed has concluded his African tour, describing the journey as transformative and eye-opening.
Legal experts are urging artists and creatives to prioritise legal counsel when entering contracts, warning that a single signature could have long-lasting consequences on their careers.
Artists and performers are being urged to pay close attention to the terms of contracts they sign with record labels and management companies, particularly regarding copyright and exclusive economic rights.
Popular content creator and entrepreneur Gisela Amponsah has revealed that she experienced suicidal thoughts two to three years ago, describing the period as one of her darkest in recent memory. Speaking on the Showbiz360 with Giovani caleb, Gisela disclosed that her struggles were not related to her social media presence but to personal challenges she was facing at the time.
The Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Hon. Abla Dzifa Gomashie, officially launched the Abibigromma Theatre Festival at the University of Ghana, reaffirming government support for theatre and the creative arts.
A lawyer for Ghanaian music label Ground Up Chale has outlined the contractual framework that governed its relationship with award-winning rapper Kwesi Arthur, amid an escalating public dispute over revenues, ownership rights and the use of archival material.
Dancehall star Vybz Kartel has reflected publicly on his arrest, incarceration and spiritual transformation, describing prison as a turning point that saved his life.