- Cheddar has proposed the establishment of a world-class studio
- Cheddar highlighted his plans to support the creative industry
- He criticized the current system's challenges
Nana Kwame Bediako, the founder and leader of the New Force Movement, has emphasized the need to protect and empower content creators in Ghana.
As part of his vision for the creative sector, Cheddar has proposed the establishment of a world-class studio to serve as the creative hub of Africa.
In his recently launched manifesto, “12 Pillars of Economic Freedom,” Cheddar highlighted his plans to support the creative industry.
He criticized the current system’s challenges and called for better protection of intellectual property (IP) rights for content creators.
Cheddar stressed the importance of ensuring that royalties are collected effectively and that the proceeds circulate within Ghana’s economy.
He pledged to work towards building a system that protects the IP of content creators and safeguards their financial interests.
