About Us
WHAT WE BELIEVE IN
We engage policymakers, Government and Non-Governmental Organizations to help push the Music Agenda.
VISION
The union is to bring all practitioners in the various forms of music together to ensure the gains of unionism while securing control over the industry and labour markets.
MISSION
Our Mission is to promote and preserve Ghanaian Culture through education and equipping Ghanaian musicians to be self-reliant, creative, and industrious.
AIM
The Union aims to formulate policies and facilitate activities that will enhance the welfare of the Union members.
The national Union of Musicians in Ghana has over 4,500 members. It was incorporated on 9th December, 1975 with registration number 8460. MUSIGA has regional offices in all the sixteen regions of the country. Our mission is “promoting and preserving Ghanaian culture through education and equipping the Ghanaian musician to be self reliant, creative and industrious.”
Our core duties include representing and running the organization at the administrative and financial level, Policy Making, Wages and Remuneration, Social Protection, Support for musical activities, Job opportunities, Union Rights and Freedom, Education, Intellectual Property Rights, Working Conditions and Gender Equality.
Objectives
The following objectives are set to meet the aim of the Union:
To secure the complete organization of all musicians for their mutual protection and advancement.
To protect the creative and performing rights of all musicians in the country.
To have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect musicians and to regulate members’ relations with their employers and/or employers’ associations, and with each other.
To promote the healthy growth of the music industry in Ghana.
To develop the talents, knowledge and skills of musicians
To ensure that the musician's voice is heard at every level of government to create economic opportunity and foster social justice in a democratic and progressive Union, in particular through the improvement of members’ status and remuneration.
To promote the welfare and the interests of musicians in all ways.
To affiliate with all organizations which seek to promote the wellbeing ofmusicians in Ghana, Africa and the world
To build a good relationship with all the Cultural attaches in the variousembassies with the view to promoting Cultural exchange programs
To cater for the welfare of retired musicians
To raise and maintain high standards for practicing musicians.
To educate members on the profession and business of music.
To facilitate the provision of health, life, and accident insurance policies formembers.
To stimulate interest in the different musical traditions.
To work for the recognition that the expression of music is a fundamental human right.
To facilitate research on the music and entertainment industry's contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Ghana
To develop highly trained and motivated leaders at every level of the Union to reflect the membership in all its diversity;
To achieve these objectives, Union members must commit to;
a. Treating each other with respect and dignity without regard to ethnicity, creed, sex, age, religion, disability, citizenship, marital and family status, or national origin;
b. Honoring the standards and expectations collectively set in pursuit of the vision, supporting and following the constitution adopted.
c. To further its objects MUSIGA may, as determined by the National Executive Council.
d. Establish and enforce, by negotiation or otherwise, all fees and subscriptions, all terms and conditions of employment and/or engagement, and all terms and conditions of use of members’ recorded performances (wherever in the world such uses occur).
e. Provide legal advice and assistance under such criteria as established by the National Executive Council.
f. Print and publish periodicals or other literature where necessary.
g. Purchase, take on lease or in exchange, hire or otherwise acquire any real and/or personal property and/or any rights or privileges which MUSIGA may think necessary or convenient for its purpose and lease, manage, mortgage, sell, deal with or dispose of the same.
h. Affiliate to, amalgamate, co-operate, or federate with any other organization.
i. Invest and manage funds not immediately required.
j. Promote, acquire, and carry on any business either alone or with any other person or body, either directly or indirectly, and to promote and to acquire all or any of the share or loan capital of any company, engaging in or proposing to engage in any activity which may be conducive to the attainment of all or any of the Union’s objects.
k. Undertake and execute any trusts; raise funds for and/or make donations, grants, or loans to, any object which is charitable or benevolent or conducive to the attainment of all or any of the Union’s objects.
l. Do all such things not contained within these Rules as conducive to attaining all or any of the Union’s objects.
Locate Us
Independence Square, Ministries Accra
Call Us
+233(0)245-222-383
+233(0)244-799-314
+233(0)244-238-639
Email Us
info@musiga.org
Our Projects
MUSIGA
MUSIGA LEADERSHIP
Rev Harry Thomas Yawson
1st Vice
Rev Harry Thomas Yawson
1st Vice
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Abena Ruthy
2nd Vice
Abena Ruthy
2nd Vice
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Samuel Kofi Agyemang
General Secretary
Samuel Kofi Agyemang
General Secretary
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Chizzy Nii Adu Wailer
National Organizer
Chizzy Nii Adu Wailer
National Organizer
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Rev Gifty Ghansah
National Welfare
Rev Gifty Ghansah
National Welfare
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Ahuma Bosco Ocansey
Member
Ahuma Bosco Ocansey
Member
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