Media owners must invest in training, safety and fair remuneration, says Kwakye Ofosu

Author: ghanaweb.comPublished on: November 8, 2026Country: Ghana

Society & Lifestyle

Media owners must invest in training, safety and fair remuneration, says Kwakye Ofosu

Kwakye Ofosu is urging media owners to invest in journalists’ training, safety and fair remuneration. He says these measures are needed to support media professionals and enable them to work under proper conditions. The article, published by the GNA on November 8, 2026, provides no further details about his remarks.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

Third-year KNUST student dies after springboard jump into pool

Society & LifestyleGhana

ghanaweb.com•28m ago

Third-year KNUST student dies after springboard jump into pool

A third-year student at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) died after jumping from a springboard into a pool. The article provides no further details about the circumstances of the incident or the student's identity.

Enugu pensioners recount past ordeals as Mbah pays 26 years of gratuity arrears

PoliticsSociety & LifestyleNigeria

vanguardngr.com•28m ago

Enugu pensioners recount past ordeals as Mbah pays 26 years of gratuity arrears

Pensioners in Enugu State praised Governor Peter Mbah as payments began for gratuities owed since 2000, with some arrears dating back to the military era. Nigeria Union of Pensioners state chairman Ikechukwu Ekere confirmed that members were receiving payment alerts after many had given up hope. Branch caretaker chairman Kenneth Ugwueze also praised changes to local pension administration, saying retirees have received their pensions on time since a verification exercise concluded in July 2024. Beneficiaries including Luke Obi Ezea, who retired in 2014 after 35 years of service, expressed gratitude after years of waiting.

Kwilu: Provincial government comes to the aid of Bandundu prisoners as Cinquantenaire prison’s dilapidation is observed

Crime & LawSociety & LifestyleDemocratic Republic of the Congo

Jonathan Mesa•38m ago

Kwilu: Provincial government comes to the aid of Bandundu prisoners as Cinquantenaire prison’s dilapidation is observed

The provincial government of Kwilu delivered sacks of cassava and maize, along with financial assistance, to inmates at Bandundu’s Cinquantenaire prison, which has faced food shortages and a lack of subsidies for several months. During a visit on Friday, Governor Philippe Akamituna observed the advanced deterioration of the facility, inaugurated in 2010 and holding more than 300 inmates, including cracked walls and dilapidated chapel and dispensary facilities. He pledged to act quickly to rehabilitate the prison and improve inmates’ food and healthcare. Without regular funding, the prison has accumulated debt and relies on occasional assistance from religious groups and sociopolitical actors.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox