Review of the 4 Biggest Promises from the Current Government on Creative Arts

In the last few years, the Government had passed the Creative Arts Law, establishing a Creative Arts School and set in motion plans to inaugurate a fund for the sector but it seems having government’s full backing in the creative art space is fading into a fictional thought. No government of Ghana, for as long as I can remember, has paid full attention to the needs of the creative art sector and the ministry instituted to handle our affairs is more focused on Tourism. I stand boldly by the words that “When the total economic fortunes of the Creative Arts is developed properly, it will help the country to generate funds to undertake other developmental projects.” The ruling government of Ghana, The NPP, made a lot of promises for the Creative Arts industry during their campaign session in 2020. With less than 24 months to end of their tenure, Showbiz University sits down with entertainment critic, Koka to review the progress and implementation of some of the promises made. On The Show - Episode 13 Breakdown Lecture Time: Review of the 4 Biggest Promises from the Current Government on Creative Arts Guest: KOKA (Entertainment Critic) Gist Corner: Noella gives a brief on 3 of the most viral entertainment and social stories the public is talking about online. Ur Mind Dey Question: The 10% TAX on BET winning and game of chance has been implemented and took effect on 15 August 2023. Share your opinion on the new tax as a youth in Ghana. Weekend Playlist segment: 3 mins Host suggest 10 brand new or banging songs listeners can jam to on Saturday and Sunday. MOG Ft Sarkodie & Camidoh – Pay As You Go Guru Nkz – Eye Nwanwa Mr Drew ft Mophty - Case Remix Kwaku DMC ft Reggie - Drunk Akwaboah- Try Me D Jay – Amina Black Sherif – Yaya Stefflon Don & BNXN – What’s Poppin Tekno – Peppermint Davido ft. Musa Keys – Unavailable (Major Lazer Remix)