Popular Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur, Whitney Boakye-Mensah, has expressed her disappointment with the New Patriotic Party’s manifesto, stating that it did not adequately address issues in the creative arts sector.
In a recent interview, Boakye-Mensah emphasized the importance of the creative arts industry in Ghana and the need for political parties to prioritize its development. She highlighted challenges such as lack of infrastructure, limited funding opportunities, and inadequate support for artists.
Boakye-Mensah also called for more collaboration between the government and stakeholders in the creative arts sector to address these issues effectively.
She suggested the establishment of a dedicated ministry for the creative arts to ensure that the industry receives the attention and resources it deserves.
As an influential figure in the entertainment industry, Boakye-Mensah’s critique of the NPP manifesto has sparked a conversation about the need for better policies and initiatives to support the creative arts sector in Ghana.
It remains to be seen how political parties will respond to these concerns and work towards improving the conditions for artists and other creatives in the country.
Overall, Boakye-Mensah’s comments serve as a reminder of the importance of prioritizing the creative arts sector and ensuring that it receives the necessary support and attention from the government.
