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Journalists who have performed commendably in the country are set to be honoured at this year's edition of the Ghana Journalists' Association (GJA) Awards.
The 2020 edition is themed; ‘Covid-19 and a credible Presidential and Parliamentary Elections.’
The ceremony is currently underway at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel where 11 journalists with The Multimedia Group have been nominated.
Follow live updates of the event below.
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