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8th March 2024 2:05:50 PM
1 min readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

Renowned Ghanaian rap sensation, Michael Owusu Addo known popularly as Sarkodie, took a stand for the reform of Ghana's music royalty system during a panel discussion at the 3i Africa Summit Partners and Stakeholders Mixer held in Accra.The influential rapper, alongside other prominent figures from the creative industry, emphasised the critical importance of implementing a structured system to guarantee artists receive their rightful earnings.
The panel, which included notable personalities like KOD, Chief Moomen, and filmmaker Juliet Asante, delved into the intersection of the Creative Industry, Policy, and Fintech.Sarkodie passionately addressed the ongoing challenges within Ghana's music royalty system, asserting, "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 getting the money back."The 3i Africa Summit is a groundbreaking global event dedicated to reshaping Africa's economic landscape through strategic and sustainable capital allocation.
With a focus on fostering long-term growth and development, the summit provides a platform for insightful discussions, collaboration, and innovative solutions to drive positive change across the continent's financial ecosystem.

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