- There
is no doubt that, Ghana is experiencing the culture of media silence. The
Academia, Civil Society (CS), Media, Opionionated individuals and
Statesmen (big voices), Judiciary etc have remain mute in the face of
visible and vicious cycle of injustice/corruption currently being
perpetrated. We cannot deny for the fact that, top media personalities
have been given political positions in an effort to gag and compromise
their activities on governance and government programs, however bad they
maybe.
- Eg.Kwame
Sefa Kayi’s appointment as board member of the National Petroleum
Authority and Paul Adom-Otchere as the board chair of the Ghana Airports
Company Limited (GACL).
- Eg.Kwame
Sefa Kayi’s appointment as board member of the National Petroleum
Authority and Paul Adom-Otchere as the board chair of the Ghana Airports
Company Limited (GACL).
- Freedom
of expression have not only come under threat in the Journalism space, as
officials in government are afraid to express their opposing views for
fear of losing their jobs .
- However, we can commend the National Security Minister, Hon. Albert Kan-Dapaah for defyjng the odd and pointing to the injustices within the judiciary with his assertion that, ‘’a biased judiciary is a national security threat’’. The two works for Peace FM and Metro TV respectively
