Ivan Quashigah Cautions Filmmakers on GH¢20m Film Fund Misuse
At the official unveiling of Ghana’s new film financing programme, the tone was firm and cautionary: the money is not meant to be treated as...
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Kafui Danku Hails GH₵20m Film Fund as Major Boost for Ghana’s Creative Industry
A new chapter may be opening for Ghana’s film industry after the launch of a GH₵20 million Film Development Fund aimed at supporting creatives and...
NFA Yet to Receive Mahama’s GH¢20m Creative Arts Grant, Says James Gardiner
Despite the buzz surrounding President Mahama’s GH¢20 million support package for Ghana’s creative industry, the National Film Authority says the money has not yet reached...
A Plus Casts Doubt on GH¢20m Creative Arts Fund, Warns Against Possible Misuse
Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, has weighed in on the GH¢20 million earmarked for the creative...
Creative Sector to Get Major Push as Government Allocates GH¢20 Million for Films and Arts
Ghana’s film industry will be receiving a significant boost as Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson unveiled plans to inject GH¢20 million into the sector,...
Adjetey Anang Calls for Unity in Creative Arts, Hails Mahama’s Funding Promise
Ghanaian actor Adjetey Anang says the future of Ghana’s creative arts industry depends on unity, collaboration, and long-term independence from shifting political administrations. At the...
President Mahama Promises Budget Allocation to Boost Ghana’s Creative Arts
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that Ghana’s creative and cultural sectors will see financial support in the next national budget. During a media interaction...
Support Must Be Earned – Richie Mensah Calls Out Creative Industry’s Disunity and Lack of Results
Lynx Entertainment CEO Richie Mensah has launched a blunt assessment of Ghana’s creative industry, arguing that its failure to unite and demonstrate economic value continues...
Agya Koo appeals to Mahama to ensure Akufo-Addo’s creative arts projects are not wasted
Veteran Ghanaian entertainer, Alex Kofi Adu, well-known as Agya Koo, is calling on President John Dramani Mahama to revive and complete creative arts infrastructure projects...
Politics Aside, Let’s Build the Arts – Socrate Safo Extends Hand to NDC Creatives
Although a staunch member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Ghanaian filmmaker and cultural advocate Socrate Safo says his support for the arts transcends political...