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The Ghanaian media and the 2020 election coverage There is no doubt the media has played and continues to play a vital role in shaping the fledgeling Ghanaian democracy. Indeed we have come far as a country, considering the dark days of military overthrow. Today many independent media houses provide a platform for political parties to debate and to comment on government policies. It is common knowledge that the media is the primary means by which public opinion is shaped and sometimes manipulated. These are all laudable initiatives and they must be applauded for that. However, just as they have the right to critique the performance or otherwise of policymakers and politicians and expose the flaws of society, it is only natural and important that the media do a self-introspection. Critiques and self-examinations are not meant to vilify but to make better, as straighter courses will be charted from the weakness and threats identified via the process.
Apologise for being emphatic in projection of election results – Sulemana Braimah tells TV3 Sulemana Braimah, the Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), has asked the management of Media General, owners of TV 3 to apologise for erring in projecting the results of the 2020 general elections. According to him, the TV station must admit that they rushed in wanting to be the first in projecting the winner of the December 7 elections and “got it terribly wrong”. “You must admit that you rushed in wanting to be the first and got it terribly wrong. You were emphatic in the projection. What you do is to apologise and give assurance of your commitment to fact-based, unbiased reporting as we know you to be,” a post on his social media handle read.