Accra, Ghana – This week, a surprising intervention from the Ghanaian Presidency highlighted a growing national concern: the rampant proliferation…
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Ghana Reaffirms Commitment to Press Freedom Amidst Global Challenges
Ghana's government reaffirms its unwavering commitment to press freedom and human rights, crucial for democracy and national development.
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Ghanaian Journalists Face Multi-Million Cedi Legal Barrage Aimed at Silencing Watchdogs
Ghanaian journalists face a surge of multi-million cedi SLAPP lawsuits from powerful entities, threatening to silence independent media and public…
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Ghanaian Authorities and Transparency Watchdog Boost Media Campaign Against Business Fronting
Ghanaian authorities and Transparency International boost media efforts to combat business fronting and ensure fair competition.
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Ghana Launches Film Development Fund Amidst Calls for Sustainable Growth
Ghana launches its Film Development Fund to revitalize the nation's cinema industry with crucial support and initial GH¢5 million capital.
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Ghanaian Media Landscape: A Glimpse into Daily Discourse via Front Pages
Explore how Ghanaian newspaper front pages aggregated by Myjoyonline.com reveal the nation's daily discourse and diverse perspectives.
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Ghanaian Media Landscape: A Glimpse into Daily Discourse Through Front Pages
On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, Myjoyonline.com provided a snapshot of Ghana’s national conversation by curating the front pages of prominent…
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Ghana’s Private Broadcasters: Pillars of Democracy and Development
Discover how Ghana's private broadcasters strengthen democracy, boost accountability, and drive national development through diverse voices and local content.
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Deputy Chief of Staff Lauds Multimedia Group, Urges Citizen-Led National Transformation
Deputy Chief of Staff praises Multimedia Group for fostering national discourse and citizen-led development, urging Ghana's transformation.
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Ghanaian Media Tasked to Champion Gender Equity Under New Affirmative Action Law
Ghanaian media is urged to champion the new Affirmative Action Act, ensuring 30% women's representation in leadership roles by 2034.
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