Celebrating Anas and His Tiger Eye
The Chief Justice, Mrs Georgina Theodora Wood summed it up thus: “justice has been wounded.” The bribery scandal in the judiciary, exposed by ace investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas,...
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Akufo-Addo Cancer Publication Unethical
Media expert Professor Nana Essilfie Conduah has advised media practitioners to desist from publishing medical reports of politicians describing it as unethical. This follows a publication by Africa...
Avoid Careless Reportage – EC Boss To Media
The Electoral Commission boss Charlotte Osei has reminded the media to be guided by the principles of journalism and avoid any careless reportage which could plunge Ghana into chaos on Election Day....
Journalist Can Stop Corruption In Oil and Gas Sector – ACEP
The Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), has called on media practitioners to demand transparency and accountability to help fight corruption in the oil and gas sector. According to the Executive...
Montie 3 To Journalists
The Montie 3 have said they have learnt their lesson from the jail term imposed on them by the Supreme Court after threatening to kill justices of the apex and urged colleague journalists to learn...
Mahama Can Pardon Montie 3 – Amnesty International
International human rights advocacy group, Amnesty International, has backed calls for a presidential pardon for the jailed Montie FM panelists and host if they show genuine remorse for their...
Mahama Should Pardon Montie 3 – Amnesty International
International human rights advocacy group, Amnesty International, has backed calls for a presidential pardon for the jailed Montie FM panelists and host if they show genuine remorse for their...
Mahama to Address Africa Media & Democracy Conference
President John Dramani Mahama will, on 25th August, 2016, addressed the 4th edition of the Africa Media & Democracy Conference (AMDMC) in Accra.
The conference, which is on the theme, ‘Media,...
Ghana’s Supreme Court Jails Radio Panelists, Journalist for Threatening Judges
Ghana’s Supreme Court on Wednesday jailed two radio panelists and a journalist who threatened the lives of judges. The three are to spend four months behind bars and ordered to further pay...