Entertainment Week Ghana 2026 Launches with Expanded Creative Economy Support Programme
Ghana's flagship creative industries platform returns with funding, mentorship and investment opportunities for entrepreneurs and artists.
Ghana's Festival Economy: How Entertainment is reshaping youth marketing and the creative industry
ShattaFest and MoMo Fest demonstrate entertainment's growing power in engaging Ghana's youth while driving economic activity across the creative sector.
Accra Hosts Inaugural Alternative Fashion Fabric Fair, Spotlighting Africa's Materials and Manufacturing Power
Alt.FFF launches in Accra to showcase Africa's textile heritage, manufacturing capabilities and intra-African trade opportunities in fashion.
Jambo Spaces Launches Africa-Wide Directory to Map Creative Hubs—Ghana's Booming Creator Economy Gets Connected
Accra-based Jambo Spaces unveils continent-wide directory to help African creatives discover studios, hubs and collaborative spaces.
Ghana's Gen Z Takeover Expands to Lagos: What This Means for West African Youth Culture
Ghanaian youth movement Gen Z Takeover launches in Nigeria this October, bridging Accra and Lagos through music and culture.
Government Must Do More for Ghana's Visual Arts Sector, Says Acclaimed Pencil Artist Aewura Arts
Leading Ghanaian pencil artist Aewura Arts calls for greater government investment in the visual arts industry, citing disparity with film and football support.
Dreams College marks decade of creative excellence with landmark anniversary celebration
Ghana's leading design institution Dreams College of Creative Arts celebrates 10 years of shaping fashion industry talent with a three-part gala on 19th September 2026.
Ghanaian-Founded Omenaa Foundation pledges €1m to UNESCO for African arts and education
Polish-based Omenaa Foundation, founded by Ghanaian-descent philanthropist, signs landmark partnership with UNESCO to support culture and creative economy across Africa.
Ghana's Tourism Promise vs Reality: More Visitors, Less Money – What Went Wrong
Nineteen months into the NDC government's term, Ghana welcomed 1.31 million international tourists in 2025—up from 1.29 million—yet tourism receipts fell sharply from $4.82 billion to $4.34 billion.
Ghana Prepares for Landmark Pan-African Arts Festival in December 2026
Ghana will host AFESTACC, a continent-wide celebration of African culture, creativity and talent, from December 9-12, 2026.
Ghana's Creative Economy Set to Benefit as Africa Creative Market 2026 Concludes in Lusaka
Ghana's creative economy poised to benefit from landmark Africa Creative Market 2026 summit conclusions on investment and continental collaboration.
Creative Chaos: The Exchange Reimagines African Finance With Interactive Festival Coming to Kumasi and Accra in 2026
Crowdpen launches pan-African festival challenging traditional finance conferences with interactive trading floors, money games, and peer-to-peer collaboration across six cities.