Ghana

To ensure all political parties receive equitable coverage, GBC has inaugurated a committee to oversee coverage of the December election.

Investigative Journalism in Sub Saharan Africa: staying up to date on the most recent technologically driven investigative tactics.

2022 is revealing itself to be yet another testing year for independent media in Africa. But some gains have been made for media freedom and innovations.

The licence fee has remained a popular funding model for PSM. But it's under threat, and broadcasters are searching for an alternative.

The training of journalists at GBC in Ghana is being heralded as essential as the broadcaster aims to meet its public service mandate.

Ghana Broadcasting Corporation needs a more sustainable funding mechanism to deliver on its public service mandate, says Director-General.

Suspension follows widespread criticism of the directive as being a form of undue interference in the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation.

The Ghana Broadcasting Corporation has been sent a directive from the Ministry of Communications ordering it to reduce the number of channels it operates on the National Digital Terrestrial Television platform.

As the government looks set to reform aspects of Ghana’s media landscape, we take a look at the key issues impacting media freedom and the country’s public broadcaster.

GBC moves to make its established training courses recognisable outside the corporation