Press-freedom

Press Freedom questioned after High Court ruling

No law will silence journalists under my watch, says Speaker Bagbin

West Africa Editors Society raises concern over court ruling threatening press freedom in Ghana

MFWA criticises court order blocking investigative journalist’s publications

Ghana Police Service calls for reinstatement of press soirée

The Future of the New Media Demands Training, Not Threats

Defend Media Freedom: Ghana cannot afford a return to criminal libel through the back door

GJA warns Cybersecurity (Amendment) Bill could threaten press freedom

I’ll never condone assault on journalists – Mahama

Defend free press, empower the voiceless – Mahama tells African leaders

Government reaffirms commitment to Press Freedom amid AI challenges – Kwakye Ofosu

‘We stand for press freedom, not attacks’ – Kwakye Ofosu denies government role in journalist assaults

There’s no accountability and democracy without media freedom- EU Ambassador to Ghana

Joy brands to hold dialogue on defending media freedom

We won’t condone attacks on journalists during election – GJA President

Press freedom under siege: Sulemana Braimah highlights increased risks in Akufo-Addo’s Ghana

Pan African Media Lawyers Union launched to safeguard journalists’ rights at 3rd African Media Convention

Nigeria’s Information Minister highlights Nigeria’s stride in press freedom at 3rd African Media Convention in Accra

GLoMeF set to raise $15 million to enhance media development and press freedom

Nana Jantuah: The unseen struggles of journalists-society’s indifference

Media has right to blackout individuals who flout press freedom rule – Prof Karikari

We must resist the suppression of media freedom – Julius Malema

Analysis: Ghana’s ‘unfree press’ declines further

Playback: The Probe discussed press freedom in Ghana

Blame Government’s continuous denial for the drop in press freedom ranking – Sulemana Braimah

Ghana’s poor press freedom performance: Ablakwa berates government; urges Akufo-Addo to act urgently

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30 years of press freedom: A look into the journey so far

Intimidation of journalists is on the rise – Kweku Andoh Awotwi

Freedom of speech so high that diplomats comment on local political issues – Akufo-Addo

Ghana’s press freedom ranking is a shame – UK High Commissioner

Government must learn to tolerate criticisms and protect journalists – Mahama

I never felt threatened under Mahama’s government as compared to Akufo-Addo’s – Youth activist

Press Freedom Index: Assessment from foreigners is neocolonial – Prof. Gyampo

Press Freedom Index: Government’s indifference, GJA’s silence on journalists’ abuse contributed to 60th position – Media Consultant

Government welcomes RSF report on press freedom; measures to be taken – Kojo Oppong Nkrumah

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