Three of the world's leading music powerhouses, Sony, Universal, and Warner Music Group, will soon set up shop in Nairobi, President William Ruto announced on Tuesday, July 21. Ruto highlighted the major move as a resounding endorsement of Kenya's burgeoning creative talent, clear policy framework, and active sector reforms.
Three of the world's leading music powerhouses, Sony, Universal, and Warner Music Group, will soon set up shop in Nairobi, President William Ruto announced on Tuesday, July 21.
Ruto highlighted the major move as a resounding endorsement of Kenya's burgeoning creative talent, clear policy framework, and active sector reforms.
"I'm encouraged by the shared commitment to strengthening Kenya's creative economy and positioning Nairobi as Africa's next
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Three of the world's leading music powerhouses, Sony, Universal, and Warner Music Group, will soon set up shop in Nairobi, President William Ruto announced on Tuesday, July 21. Ruto highlighted the major move as a resounding endorsement of Kenya's burgeoning creative talent, clear policy framework, and active sector reforms. "I'm encouraged by the shared commitment to strengthening Kenya's creative economy and positioning Nairobi as Africa's next
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