News: Sarkodie Advocates for Ghana’s Music Royalty System at 3i Africa Summit

   Ghanaian artist: Sarkodie.

 Ghanaian renown rap artist, Sarkodie, recently shared an insight on the pressing issue of Ghana’s music royalty system, emphasizing the critical need for a well-structured scheme to ensure artists receive their rightful earnings. This key insight was shared during a panel discussion at the 3i Africa Summit Partners and Stakeholders Mixer in Accra, where Sarkodie and other influential figures from the Entertainment industry joined to delve into the collaborations of the Creative Industry, Policy, and Fintech.

During the engaging discourse, Sarkodie emphasized the imperative nature of implementing a robust royalty system, stating, “The royalty system has been a big issue here in Ghana but it’s something so little to do, it’s not that hard it’s just putting the system in place and just getting the money back.” This resolute statement emphasis the necessity for a reorganized mechanism that effectively channels earnings back to the rightful creators.

Accompanying Sarkodie on the esteemed panel were influential personalities including KOD, Chief Moomen, and filmmaker Juliet Asante. Sarkodie's impassioned advocacy for Ghana’s music royalty system at the 3i Africa Summit exemplifies the proactive stance of influential voices in driving meaningful reform within the creative industry, ultimately striving to ensure reasonable compensation for artists and creators.

 The 3i Africa Summit serves as a pioneering global event with a mission to reshape Africa’s economic landscape through strategic and sustainable capital allocation. With a dedicated focus on promotion continuing growth and development, the summit provides a platform for insightful discussions, collaborative endeavors, and innovative solutions aimed at propelling positive change across the continent’s financial ecosystem.

 Sourse: Pulse.com.gh