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Weep no more, Abla Dzifa

We should no longer hear stories to the effect that a former Executive Secretary of the Creative Arts Agency brought two military trucks to carry away all the furniture in the offices after her term expired.” That is why mixed emotions did many somersaults in my belly when former television news anchor Gideon Aryeequaye, now the Executive Secretary of the Creative Arts Agency, announced on Tuesday, August 25, plans to build houses for retired creatives.
President John Dramani Mahama recently disbursed GH¢20 million directly into the Film Development Fund, alongside a separate GH¢20 million for the Creative Arts Fund, totalling a GH¢40 million package for the creative sector.
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