South African radio stations to play 90% local music

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• Saint Ghfuo: MEDIOCRITY STINKS! 9 years ago

  90 PERCENT IS TOO MUCH. MAYBE 75PERCENT. IT WILL STILL CREATE JOBS FOR THEM

  90 PERCENT IS TOO MUCH. MAYBE 75PERCENT. IT WILL STILL CREATE JOBS FOR THEM

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• Yaw 9 years ago

  Can we do same in Ghana?

  Can we do same in Ghana?

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• Observer 9 years ago

  Ghana must do same

  Ghana must do same

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• ETRE KOFI 9 years ago

  BRILLIANT IDEA...
  NEXT STOP, ACCRA GHANA!
  Then overnight, the payola nonsense will vanish like a thief in the night.
  Quality ghana would be get airplay and the cream would rise to the top. This is the kind of forward think ...
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  BRILLIANT IDEA...
  NEXT STOP, ACCRA GHANA!
  Then overnight, the payola nonsense will vanish like a thief in the night.
  Quality ghana would be get airplay and the cream would rise to the top. This is the kind of forward thinkung initiative Musigaand Ghamro and all serious well-intentioned stake holders in the ghanaian music industry should be campaigning for, instead of the self-seeking and selfish agenda that has turned our music business into a joke and our musicians into paupers.

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• ETRE KOFI 9 years ago

  quality Ghanaian music would rise to the top.

  quality Ghanaian music would rise to the top.

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• ETRE KOFI 9 years ago

  BRILLIANT IDEA...
  NEXT STOP, ACCRA GHANA!
  Then overnight, the payola nonsense will vanish like a thief in the night.
  Quality Ghanaian music would be get airplay and the cream would rise to the top. This is the kind of forw ...
  read full comment

  BRILLIANT IDEA...
  NEXT STOP, ACCRA GHANA!
  Then overnight, the payola nonsense will vanish like a thief in the night.
  Quality Ghanaian music would be get airplay and the cream would rise to the top. This is the kind of forward thinking initiative Musiga and Ghamro and all serious well-intentioned stake holders in the Ghanaian music industry should be campaigning for, instead of the self-seeking and selfish agenda that has turned our music business into a big joke and our musicians into paupers.

  reply