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The maiden edition of the much anticipated Joynews Impact Awards was held at the plush Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra on Saturday
The event which forms part of the station’s contribution to the betterment of society is aimed at rewarding and celebrating individuals whose selfless contributions have brought change to the socially deprived people in society.
The winners are Mr Isaac Adjaottor, Mr Jefferson Kwasi Agbotro, Madam Ellen White Opoku, Mr Richard Kwei Mensah Okoe, Mr Eliasu Yussif Baba, Madam Joy Okrah, Rev. Fr. Dr. Moses Asaah Awinongya, Rev John Akaribo and Portia Yayra Klu.
In all Mr Isaac Adjaottor went home with the overall award while Rev. Father Andrew Campbell went home with life time honours.







































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