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IEA Meets NPP Over Winner Takes All
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IEA Meets NPP Over Winner Takes All
The Institute for Economic Affairs (IEA) has engaged executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to solicit their views on how to improve good governance in the country.
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What Sort Of Journalism Is Being Practised In Ghana Today?
I applaud the BBC TV programme, Panorama, for unmasking a journalist called Mazher Mahmood, who used to disguise himself as a rich Sheikh and entrap people of all sorts, especially celebrities, into making silly statements or taking drugs, so that he could “expose” them in his newspaper, the now dead News of The World.cameron-duodu
Prez Mahama Is A Close Friend of Cocaine Lady...He Should Dare Deny
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Prez Mahama Is A Close Friend of Cocaine Lady...He Should Dare Deny
Member of the opposition New Patriotic Party [NPP], Madam Frances Essiam has dared President John Dramani Mahama to publicly declare that his family is not associated with the busted Ghanaian cocaine dealer.
If you don’t regulate yourselves, gov’t will soon regulate you – Prof. Karikari warns media houses
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If you don’t regulate yourselves, gov’t will soon regulate you – Prof. Karikari warns media houses
Journalism and Communications expert, Professor Kwame Karikari has warned media houses that failure to regulate themselves will provide an excuse for government to interfere with their work under the guise of responding to public concerns.
President Mahama advocates delayed broadcasting
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President Mahama advocates delayed broadcasting
President John Dramani Mahama has advocated for the introduction of delayed broadcasting to allow media to sanitize its content before airing it to an audience which is now globalised.