News / Murkomen promises to take decisive action to benefit creative industry

Murkomen promises to take decisive action to benefit creative industry

People Daily,
17 August 2024, Kenya

Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy, and Sports Kipchumba Murkomen has committed to reforming the management of artists’ royalties to better support Kenya’s cultural and creative sectors.

https://peopledaily.digital/murkomen-promises-to-take-decisive-action/

Kenya Kenya presents key data on culture’s contribution to sustainable development through the UNESCO 2030 Culture Indicators Project
Nakuru Moves To Promote Cultural, Creative Industries
See all news from Kenya
Africa UNESCO and Norway to deepen collaboration on cultural heritage and sustainable tourism in Zanzibar
A New Dawn: Historic Bill paves way for Malawi’s National Arts and Heritage Council
See all news from Africa
Government (public) support Stability for the culture sector
The Arts Council acknowledges the announcement of €140m funding as part of Budget 2025
See all news from Government (public) support
Creative and cultural industries Digital Culture Survey: Estonians want to be more involved in digital culture
Targeted Policies for Digital Creative Industries Can Drive Economic Growth in Asia and Pacific
See all news from Creative and cultural industries

Our Related Projects