DutchCulture, 30 March 2026, Netherlands

DutchCulture’s Director, Jelle Burggraaff, recently appeared on the NPO Radio 1 programme Vroeg!. Marking the birthday of Vincent van Gogh, one of the Netherlands’ most successful cultural ‘export products’, the programme explored the current state of the international cultural sector.

Ghana News Agency, 27 March 2026, Ghana

In a landmark move to bridge the creative economies of Francophone and Anglophone Africa, the Republic of Congo has initiated a creative collaboration with Ghana. The partnership is aimed at promoting Pan-African integration through film, culture, and shared storytelling.

UNESCO, 27 March 2026, International

On 18 February 2026, UNESCO’s fourth edition of Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity report was launched at its Headquarters. Bringing together leading experts and international partners, the event focused on how cultural policy must respond to economic instability, digital disruption and widening global inequalities.

Wee FM, 27 March 2026, Grenada

Grenada Office of Creative Affairs, a division of the Ministry of Tourism, Creative Economy and Culture, has launched a strategic initiative to address institutional strengthening of Grenada’s cultural and creative industries (CCIs). The six-month project will examine the mandates, governance structures, policies and legislation that guide key cultural bodies to develop an efficient governance fr…

The Philippine Information Agency, 26 March 2026, Philippines

The exhibition brings together Filipino women artisans from across the country in celebration of National Women’s Month, recognizing their vital role in preserving community traditions, cultural heritage, and women-led creative enterprises.

The Herald, 25 March 2026, Zimbabwe

Permanent Secretary for Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, Mr Nicholas Moyo, said the re opening of the centre marks a significant step in safeguarding the country’s cultural identity while promoting innovation and community engagement.