Albert Kwabena Dwumfour The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) President, Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, has called for the amendment of some provisions of the Electronic Communications Act (Act 775) and Section 208
20 Journalists Learn Disability Reporting
Participants and resource persons in a group photograph A total of twenty journalists from private and state owned media received training on disability reporting between December 1 and 2
Your Role Is Important for Ghana’s Democracy -U.S Ambassador To Journalists
Ambassador Virginia Palmer with Journalists in Tamale The U.S Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer, has urged Journalists to conduct their work with great professionalism to consolidate Ghana’s democracy. “Democracy
Journalists Trained On Covid-19 Safety Measures
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has held a training session for selected journalists on how to keep safe while reporting on Covid-19. The training, organised in partnership with the International
Journalists To Get Government Scholarships
Journalists in the country will soon be benefiting from special scholarships to build their capacity to meet global standards. The Deputy Information Minister, Pius Enam Hadzide made this known following
Press Freedom Day: Gov’t Recognizes Journalists
The Government of Ghana has recognized the contributions of journalists in the fight against coronavirus as the world marks press freedom in ‘a social distancing mode.’ In a statement issued
Framework On Responsible Journalism To Be Ready November
Koko Oppong Nkrumah THE FINAL framework on Safe and Responsible Journalism in Ghana is expected to be ready by November 2019. It is to be published by the National Coordinating
Criticise EC Or Die -NDC To Journalists
Johnson Asiedu Nketia The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has moved its campaign against the Electoral Commission (EC) to another level with a call on journalists to criticize the electoral