CAA, NFA, Copyright Ghana to lead talks on creatives’ pension scheme
The Creative Arts Agency (CAA), National Film Authority (NFA) and Copyright Ghana will lead stakeholder discussions on a sustainable pension and social security programme for Ghanaian creative professionals.
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