Why Ghana keeps failing Fashion: The cost of funding mediocrity Nuel Bans Let me say this plainly: the way creative funding is being handled in this country is really appalling. For the past two years, I have closely followed the landscape of creative funding in Ghana the announcements, the winners, the PR, and the realities on the ground. And I must say, only a handful of companies actually get it. The rest? A circus. And nowhere is this clearer than in fashion. Fashion remains the neglected child of Ghana’s creative economy. When it comes to funding, fashion is treated as
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