The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has announced a celebration of its Golden Jubilee in 2025.
At the launch of celebration held on November 7, 2024, at the Accra Tourist Information Centre, the President of MUSIGA, Bessa Simons said a lot of activities have been lined up for the event slated for next year.
There will be a series of concerts featuring local and international artistes, lectures, symposiums, dinner gala, among others.
Apart from these, there is also going to be an all-women festival.
"One big thing is going to happen, and that is we are going to have all-women festival," he said.
The MUSIGA President therefore invited female musicians across the globe to take part in this festival.
"So we are inviting female musicians from all over the world, and it is self-sponsored if you are coming from outside. All the embassies will publish it, so we are expecting women to come to Ghana and then they will mount the stage.
There will be outdoors, there will be in-doors, there will be church programmes, and we're thinking about bringing Cece Winans and co here, to collaborate with our artistes, so that at the end of next year, there will be harmony between us and artistes from all over the world," Bessa Simons added.
MUSIGA was founded on December 9, 1975 to advocate for musicians' rights, advance the music industry, and preserve Ghana's musical history
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