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Commonwealth Games: Australia deports over 50 Ghanaian ‘Journalists’
Add a CommentThe Government of Ghana has stated that it would probe the deportation of some Ghanaians from Australia who claimed to be journalists for the commonwealth games. At least 50 Ghanaians who were in Australia for the upcoming commonwealth games which … Read more →
Ghanaian Journalists must be bold – Anas Aremeyaw Anas
Add a CommentCelebrated investigative Journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has admonished journalists particularly those in Ghana, to take advantage of the existing press freedom to expose all forms of rot hindering the development of the country and the African continent as a whole. … Read more →
John Dumelo, D Black applaud Sarkodie for blasting Ghanaian Journalists on their behalf
Add a CommentThere seem to be some level of despondency at the camps of the Ghanaian celebrities if the media would ever be their friend. Last two days, Sarkodie spoke his mind in a mixtape song he titled ‘free press.’ In the song … Read more →
Sarkodie blasts Ghanaian Journalists on behalf of GH Artistes: “All they know is sit on TV with silly views”
Add a CommentFor Sarkodie to react to negative media reportage is akin to pulling hair from his nostrils; he hardly pays attention to negativity, something many fans and nonfans alike applaud him for. But for the first time, Michael has spoken his … Read more →
Ghanaian Journalists in Brazil bribed $1,000 from Sports Minister to kill story?
Add a CommentIn the midst of raging controversy in Brasil over how soccer fans are poorly treated, Ghanaian journalists reporting on the mundial in Brasil are said to have been given some dollars concealed in envelops to “shut them up”. Exclusive source … Read more →
Some Ghanaian Journalists “do not make sense” about the country’s musicians – Sarkodie
Add a CommentSarkodie, winner of Ghana’s Most Influential Artiste Award has told us he is not happy about how a section of Ghanaian journalists are delighted in writing negative stories that “do not make sense” about the country’s musicians. The musician said … Read more →
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