GHAMRO Names 16 Radio and TV Stations Paying Music Royalties Out of 700 Broadcasters

The Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO) has named 16 radio and television stations it recognises as complying with music royalty payment obligations out of more than 700 broadcasters operating across the country.

The recognition highlights broadcasters GHAMRO says are meeting their copyright obligations by paying royalties for the use of music in their programmes.

In a post on X on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, the organisation commended the stations for respecting copyright laws and supporting Ghana’s creative industry.

“We celebrate and appreciate our Top Complying 2026 Broadcasting Channels for leading by example, respecting copyright laws, and directly championing the Ghanaian creative economy,” GHAMRO stated.

The stations recognised for complying with music royalty payment obligations are:

Joy FM

Hitz FM

Asempa FM

Adom TV

Adom FM

Luv FM

Nhyira FM

Joy Prime

Sporty FM

Pent Radio

Pent TV

Citi FM

Channel One TV

PCG TV

Hope FM

Lucky TV

The announcement comes amid GHAMRO’s efforts to improve royalty collection and encourage broadcasters and other commercial users of music to comply with copyright requirements.

Music royalties compensate musicians, composers, songwriters and other rights holders when their works are used for broadcasting and other commercial purposes.

By publicly recognising compliant stations, GHAMRO hopes to encourage more broadcasters to meet their obligations and support the sustainable growth of Ghana’s music and creative industries.