We're seeking stiffer punishment for people who attack journalists — Information Minister
The Government of Ghana is course to introduce stiffer punishments for individuals who physically assault journalists while they are working .
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The Government of Ghana is course to introduce stiffer punishments for individuals who physically assault journalists while they are working .
The 2024 Press Freedom Index report released by Reporters Without Borders indicates that Ghana has risen 12 places from 62nd position in 2023 to 50th.
An analysis of the attacks on media houses by the MFWA highlights the lack of punitive measures against attackers.
If I were the President of Ghana, then, I would have to act and behave like the former Prime Minister of Singapore late Lee Kwan Yew, and the current President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, in Ghana our motherland. I would also be filled with the Spirit of God Almighty, which was in Joseph and Daniel so that I would be like them 100 per cent (Genesis 41 verses 37 to 50, Daniel 2 verses 19 to 23, 6 verses 1 to 3). I would be here to promote solely the welfare and the well-being of Children, Youth and Ordinary people (who are 90% of the population) as against that of Leaders, Elders and Elites (who a...
While Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo boasts of a country that promotes media freedom and freedom of expression, the MFWA spotlights the unresolved killing of Ahmed Suale and other serious media freedom violations.