The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) marked its fiftieth anniversary with a colourful Golden Jubilee Soirée on Saturday, November 29, 2025, on the Labadi Beach Hotel.

The party introduced in combination executive officers, conventional leaders, sector legends, creatives, and fanatics of Ghanaian song to honour 5 many years of cultural affect and chart a daring long term for the inventive arts.

Representing the Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff (Administration) Nana Oye Bampoe Addo delivered an uplifting message celebrating MUSIGA’s legacy and reaffirming executive’s renewed dedication to the inventive economic system.

She described Ghana’s song development as an impressive power for tourism, nationwide identification, and activity introduction, contributing meaningfully to GDP and strengthening Ghana’s cross-border presence.

She defined ongoing executive tasks, together with the GH¢20 million Creative Arts Fund, enhanced copyright techniques, and new partnerships with virtual platforms to raised improve creators.

She prompt musicians and sector gamers to embody chances in enterprise development, AI, virtual distribution and cross-border partnerships, stressing that “this is the time for Ghana to take its rightful place on the global creative stage.”

The night time featured stirring performances through famend musicians, a tribute to highlife legends, and the release and public sale of the MUSIGA@50 Commemorative Book.

MUSIGA additionally honoured outstanding figures who’ve formed Ghana’s song tale over the past 5 many years.

MUSIGA President Bessa Simons expressed deep gratitude to contributors, companions, and pioneers of the Union, reaffirming the organisation’s dedication to nurturing ability and development a more potent inventive long term.

The evening closed with an impressive name for cohesion—celebrating a wealthy previous, inspiring the existing, and energising the following 50 years of Ghanaian song and advertising.

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