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  Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has called on security agencies to swiftly investigate complaints of threats on the lives of journalists and bring the perpetrators to book. In a tweet, Mr Oppong Nkrumah said, "A number of journalists have reported threats and at least one robbery in the aftermath of the 2020 elections. “It has been suggested that these threats are associated with their work as journalists. "It is of critical importance that our security agencies get to the bottom of these complaints and use all the legitimate means at their disposal to unmask the identities of t...

  Fears are rising for the safety of GTV journalist Abdul Hayi Moomen after he was threatened by an unidentified gang. Though the motive behind the threats is not immediately known, the former drive-time host of Tamale-based North Star FM said he has since reported the matter to the police. Mr Moomen who posted a picture of two of the gang facing a vehicle subsequently shared a chilling message on Facebook. “I have lodged an official complaint to the Nima police. But should anything happen to me or any member of my family, please help them to track the guy in black (it’s the best shot I ...

  The Minister for Information Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has charged the security agencies to deal with threats and attacks against journalists. It follows recent incidents of attacks and threats on some media practitioners including investigative journalist Manasseh Azuri Awuni and morning show host Captain Smart of Angel FM. Interacting with journalists from Ofoase where he was re-elected as MP, Mr. Nkrumah said “a number of journalists have reported threats and at least one (1) robbery in the aftermath of the 2020 elections. It has been suggested that these threats are associated with their w...

‘They say they know where I live’ – GTV journalist reports to police after receiving threats Fears are rising for the safety of GTV journalist Abdul Hayi Moomen after he was threatened by an unidentified gang. Though the motive behind the threats is not immediately known, the former drive-time host of Tamale-based North Star FM said he has since reported the matter to the police. Mr Moomen who posted a picture of two of the gang facing a vehicle subsequently shared a chilling message on Facebook. “I have lodged an official complaint to the Nima police. But should anything happen to me...

Angel TV shared a post that said: “Director of operations at ABN, Captain Smart promises to take Ghanaian musician Kofi Kinaata to lunch on every Friday from next year 2021.” In response, Kofi Kinaata took a hilarious aim at Ama Atta, saying she’s not serious and opens the joint at her own time. He said she now accepts orders before selling food to customers, attends weddings and funerals ‘by heart’ and observes public holidays as if her grandfather was among the Big Six. Kofi Kinaata then hinted that he will be eating at Kempinski Gold Coast City Hotel in Accra from next year.