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Creative Arts Agency to introduce mandatory registration and licensing for all creative businesses
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The Creative Arts Agency will require all creative enterprises in Ghana to register and obtain licences under a new regulatory framework aimed at improving oversight in the sector.
The Creative Arts Agency (CAA) has announced plans to make the registration and licensing of all creative enterprises in Ghana compulsory under a new regulatory framework aimed at improving oversight and professionalism within the industry.
The mandatory licensing system will help the Agency build a comprehensive database of creative industry players to enhance regulation and policy implementation.
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