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The Bono and Ahafo Regional Correspondent for the Daily Graphic, Emmanuel Adu-Gyamerah, has gone on retirement after 31 years of active service.

Four Ghana News Agency Journalists have been selected to participate in a two-day training in Disability Reporting for selected journalists across the country. Mrs Hannah Awadzi, Online Editor, Mrs Mildred Siabi -Mensah, Editor in the Western Region, Mr Albert Futukpor, an Editor in the Northern Region, and Ms Victoria Agyemang,…

Seven journalists, who distinguished themselves through their work in 2021, have been recognised during the Northern Region Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Awards held on Wednesday night in Tamale. They were Mrs Comfort Sena Fetrie-Akagbor, a Chief Reporter from the Ghana News Agency, who was adjudged Best Reporter in Road Safety,…

Designed to help journalists, a practical guide on how to better represent people with disabilities has launched this week.

Liberia’s Disability Community: “New Narrative” on the Internews Model Liberia’s Disability Community: “New Narrative” on the Internews Model THE GENERALIZED PERCEPTION IN THE LIBERIAN SOCIETY Blind (Visually Impaired) Henry Kpadeh surviving on his musical talent In Liberia, when you are disabled—visually impaired (blind) or move in wheelchair or with crutches (or move on your knees because you don’t have wheelchair)—majority of the non-disabled people feel you can’t ma...