Rebecca Ekpe Marks One Year as GJA Vice President with Focus on Press Freedom and Professional Development
By Vivian Amoah Rebecca Ekpe has completed one year in office as Vice President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), a period marked by advocacy for press freedom, professional development, media ethics and the welfare of journalists across the country. Since assuming office, Ekpe has played a key role in supporting the leadership of the Association while championing initiatives aimed…
Australia Celebrates First Africa Extractives Media Fellowship Graduates, Welcomes Second Cohort to Strengthen Accountability Journalism in Ghana’s Mining Sector
By Rebecca Ekpe The Australian High Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening responsible journalism and transparency in Ghana’s extractive sector as it celebrated the graduation of the inaugural cohort of the Africa Extractives Media Fellowship (AEMF) and welcomed a new group of journalists into the programme. AEMF Fellowship Launch -Cohort II - La Palm Royal Beach Hotel. The ceremony,…
GenCED Gender Democracy Watch: Floods Are Testing Ghana’s Decentralization System
The nationwide clean-up exercise organised following the recent flooding and sanitation challenges was a welcome response. Across the country, citizens, local authorities, Assembly Members and civil society organizations came together to clear drains and restore their communities. Their efforts deserve commendation. However, once the clean-up ends, Ghana must confront a more important question: what do these recurring floods and sanitation…
