Sarkodie calls for organized approach to fix music royalty system

Renowned Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie, has shed light on the challenges plaguing the music royalty system in Ghana, stressing the urgent need for a systematic overhaul to ensure fair compensation for artists.

Speaking at the 3i Africa Summit Partners and Stakeholders Mixer in Accra on March 7, Sarkodie emphasized the critical role of a well-structured framework in securing artists’ rightful earnings.

Addressing the audience, Sarkodie expressed concern over the longstanding issues surrounding royalty distribution within the Ghanaian music industry.

He underscored the feasibility of rectifying the situation through the establishment of an efficient system designed to accurately collect and distribute owed royalties.

The panel discussion, which centered on the intersection of the Creative Industry, Policy, and Fintech, brought together key stakeholders and luminaries from various sectors.

Notable personalities such as KOD, Chief Moomen, and filmmaker Juliet Asante lent their voices to the discourse, highlighting the multifaceted nature of the challenges at hand.

The 3i Africa Summit, renowned for its commitment to driving transformative change across Africa’s economic landscape, serves as a catalyst for sustainable growth and development.

By fostering collaboration and innovation, the summit endeavors to catalyze positive shifts within the continent’s financial ecosystem, paving the way for a brighter future.