The Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, told Parliament that the fund will receive GH¢20 million as startup capital to support music, fashion, visual art, culinary creative industries and the wider value chains that sustain them.
Government commits GH¢20 Million to Creative Arts Fund in bid to power Ghana’s cultural economy
MyJoyOnline, 13 November 2025 , Ghana
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