Ghana's music industry faces piracy crisis as artists struggle to monetise hits - Bright Dwomoh
Despite the industry's growth, Ghanaian artists struggle to monetize their hits-what's hindering their financial success?
Ghana's music industry, valued at $150 million, faces significant hurdles in converting its growing popularity into sustainable income for artists.
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