The Ghana Publishers Association (GPA) has observed the lack of a comprehensive national book policy and weak enforcement of copyright laws continue to hamper the growth of the Ghanaian publishing industry.
GPA bemoans weak national book policy and enforcement of copyright laws, marks 50th anniversary with national symposium
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