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Former GJA President lauds Herbert Mensah, others for contribution
“Former President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Kabral Blay-Amihere has praised Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist Herbert Mensah for his…
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GJA honours Media General’s Johnnie Hughes
The Eastern Regional Chapter of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has acknowledged and appreciated the works of Media General’s multiple…
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NMC rules Joy News documentary on De-Eye Group unethical
The National Media Commission (NMC) has ruled that a Joy News investigative documentary ‘Militia in the Heart of the Nation’…
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ModernGhana journalists torture allegations: #DropThatNationalSecurity campaign proposed
Private legal practitioner Bobby Banson has proposed the initiation of a national campaign to have the National Security Coordinating Council…
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GJA calls for independent investigation into ‘torturing’ of MordernGhana journo
The Ghana Journalist Association (GJA) is calling for an independent investigation into the alleged torturing of ModernGhana journalist, Emmanuel Ajafor…
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Nat’l Security Minister justifies Modern Ghana raid
The National Security Ministry has explained the circumstances that led to the arrest of two editors and the subsequent raid…
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GJA to fight gov’t over moves to restrict free-to-air TV channels
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has served notice it will fight against government’s decision to restrict access to free-to-air television…
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Ashanti GJA joins fight against climate change
The Ashanti regional chapter of the Ghana Journalists Association has embarked on a tree planting exercise to help protect the…
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Three Media General journalists shortlisted for Ashanti GJA Awards
Three journalists from Media General (TV3) have been shortlisted for the maiden edition of the Ghana Journalists Association Awards, Ashanti…
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Police/military brutalities on journalists: No prosecutions since 2006
No single security personnel has been prosecuted for the attacks on more than 25 journalists and media employees since 2006.…
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