Mahama Sets Aside GH¢10 Million for Media Development Fund to Boost Journalism in Ghana
President Mahama has earmarked GH¢10 million in the 2027 budget to establish a Media Development Fund aimed at supporting journalists' welfare and training.
GJA Stands Firm Against Sam George's Jabs, Defends Mahama Intervention Over Media Closures
The Ghana Journalists Association has pushed back against Communications Minister Sam George after he implied its president personally lobbied President Mahama to reverse media shutdown threats.
GJA Warns Poor Pay Is Turning Journalists Into Prey for Undue Influence
The Ghana Journalists Association has sounded the alarm over poor working conditions for journalists, warning that economic hardship threatens media independence and democratic accountability.
GJA Marks 30 Years of Honouring Excellence: President Mahama to Headline Landmark Media Awards Night
The Ghana Journalists Association is set to hold its landmark 30th Media Awards Night, with President John Mahama confirmed as keynote speaker for the prestigious ceremony.
Ghanaian women journalists trained to combat harassment and digital threats in newsrooms
Workshop empowers female media professionals with safety skills as part of continent-wide initiative.
Ghana Journalists Association Calls Emergency Meeting Amid Industry Pressures
GJA convenes urgent general assembly on November 6 to address critical issues facing the journalism sector.
Ghanaian journalism must transcend routine reporting, GJA president urges profession
Ghana's journalism body calls for higher standards, specialisation and social impact from media practitioners.
Ghana Journalists Association Sets Stage for 30th Media Awards with New Steering Committee
GJA appoints nine-member committee headed by NMC Commissioner Kobby Asmah to oversee November awards ceremony.
Ghana Jollof Case Reopens Debate on Press Freedom, Political Commentary and the Rule of Law
The arrest of online activist Ghana Jollof raises critical questions about where legitimate political commentary ends and criminal conduct begins in Ghana's media landscape.
Ghana's Free Press Under Threat: Information Access Crisis Fuels Misinformation Wave
African journalists warn that restricted access to information is driving online misinformation and threatening democratic discourse across the continent.
Bawumia warns against weaponising intelligence agencies to silence critics
NPP flagbearer condemns arrest of nurse over false news allegations, calls for release and warns of democratic backsliding.
Bawumia Pledges End to Prosecuting Citizens for Anti-Government Speech if Elected
NPP flagbearer Mahamudu Bawumia demands release of Techiman nurse jailed over false news allegations, vows intelligence agencies will not pursue citizens for insulting president under his rule.