Renowned Ghanaian highlife musician, Rex Owusu Marfo, popularly known as Rex Omar, has been appointed as a Presidential Staffer to oversee the Black Star Experience initiative.
This flagship programme is designed to showcase Ghana’s rich cultural heritage, boost the creative arts sector, and position the country as a prime tourism destination.
His appointment is a testament to his decades of influence in the Ghanaian music industry and his longstanding efforts in promoting the nation’s arts and culture.
With a career spanning over three decades, Rex Omar has been a dominant force in highlife music, known for classics such as Abiba, Dada, and Osisi.
His ability to blend traditional Ghanaian rhythms with modern elements has cemented his place as one of the genre’s most respected figures.
Beyond his contributions as a musician, Rex Omar has been a strong advocate for the creative arts industry.
He has taken up leadership roles to advance the interests of artists, notably serving as Chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO), where he championed musicians’ rights and fair compensation.
In his new capacity, he is expected to leverage his expertise and influence to drive the Black Star Experience, helping to elevate Ghana’s global appeal in music, arts, and tourism.
His appointment has been met with optimism from industry stakeholders, who see it as a strategic move to bridge the gap between government policies and the creative arts sector.
As he takes on this new role, many are eager to see how his leadership will impact Ghana’s cultural landscape and the country’s global creative economy.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
