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Ghana plans tougher crackdown on TV and movie piracy after Nollywood filmmakers raise alarm

We've met with the Ministry of Communication together with NMC and NCA; they govern our TV space in the country, and we're trying to make laws so that all the TV stations will camp under one umbrella," he said.
Ghanaian actor and Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Film Authority (NFA), James Gardiner, has assured filmmakers that authorities are working on tougher measures to curb the illegal broadcast of movies by television stations in Ghana.
Gardiner explained that the National Film Authority has already begun discussions with the Ministry of Communication, the National Media Commission, and the National Communications Authority to introduce stronger regulations for television broadcasters, particularly digital television stations.
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