4 stories tagged “Ghana Journalists Association”.
The NGO and journalists’ association called for the government to raise the budget share for inclusive schooling from under 1% to at least 2% to support teachers, materials and infrastructure for children with disabilities.
Entries for Ghana’s premier journalism awards will close on September 18, 2026, with no extensions, as the association gears up for its 30th anniversary.
At the GJA's 77th anniversary symposium in Accra, veteran journalist Kwesi Pratt Jnr traced the profession's roots to Ghana's independence struggle, warned that "press freedom without responsibility can become reckless," and criticised TV stations that hire presenters based on Facebook follower counts, while GJA President Albert Kwabena Dwumfour called for stronger mutual commitment between journalists and the association.
At the GJA's 77th anniversary symposium, the Insight Managing Editor said media houses that impose social media follower thresholds on job applicants "should bow their heads in shame," and used the platform to challenge newsrooms to give ordinary Ghanaians more sustained coverage.
The Ghana Revenue Authority hosted Aksa Energy’s finance leaders on October 2, 2026, to strengthen cooperation and reinforce the company’s commitment to Ghana’s tax laws.
Tema East MP calls for male involvement in early detection and community education on breast cancer, pledging to sponsor this year’s Manhean Breast Cancer Month.
Saudi Arabia’s support for General Abdel Fattah al‑Burhan comes as Washington refuses to grant him a visa and calls for an independent probe into alleged chemical weapon use.
The former Speaker of Parliament explained how he intervened to protect Bawku Central MP Mahama Ayariga’s constitutional rights during his tenure.
A panel of legal experts unpacked what makes an arrest lawful, the powers of police officers and the rights of suspects on the Sunday broadcast.
A body, believed to be a woman in her twenties, was discovered hanging from a tree in Akweley Peace Town, Kasoa, Central Region, on Sunday morning.
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