30th GJA Awards: Atinka TV’s ‘Missing Persons’ wins Best TV Programme in a Ghanaian language

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

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30th GJA Awards: Atinka TV’s ‘Missing Persons’ wins Best TV Programme in a Ghanaian language

Atinka TV’s programme “Missing Persons” won Best TV Programme in a Ghanaian language at the 30th GJA Awards. The ceremony took place on Sunday, November 8, 2026. The article provides no further details about the programme or other award winners.

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