Ghanaian musician Flowking Stone has met Ghana’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Ireland, H.E. Mrs Sabah Zita Benson, ahead of his scheduled performance at Brixton Jamm in London on 27 December 2026.
The rapper made the courtesy visit alongside members of his team, with discussions focusing on the development of Ghana’s creative arts industry and the need to strengthen support for musicians beyond their performances and recordings.
One of the main issues raised during the meeting was the enforcement of music royalty payments by radio and television stations in Ghana. The discussions highlighted the importance of ensuring that artistes receive fair compensation when their music is played on broadcast platforms.
Royalty payments remain an important part of the music business, providing musicians and other rights holders with income when their work is used publicly. Effective enforcement is therefore essential to protecting the financial interests of artistes and supporting the long-term development of the industry.
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Flowking Stone’s visit also comes ahead of his London concert at Brixton Jamm on 27 December 2026, giving the engagement an additional connection to Ghana’s music presence among international audiences.
The meeting brought attention to an issue that continues to affect discussions about the sustainability of Ghana’s creative sector: how musicians can receive fair financial returns from the commercial use of their work.
