Ignorant and stomach-directed journalists are the cause of the tension and polarization in Ghana.
Ignorant and stomach-directed journalists are the cause of the tension and polarization in Ghana.
sanjay - Abu Dhabi 7 years ago
at least they have to back up and stand for the truth, Ghana everything is politicized now, from religion to chieftancy, and to journalism, may God help Ghana
at least they have to back up and stand for the truth, Ghana everything is politicized now, from religion to chieftancy, and to journalism, may God help Ghana
Ken Ntiamoa 7 years ago
Wherever Ghanaians gather anywhere in the world, we are prone to making a lot of noise rather than making sense.
We talk at each other and not with each other. In the end we go home exasperated without taking any actionable ... read full comment
Wherever Ghanaians gather anywhere in the world, we are prone to making a lot of noise rather than making sense.
We talk at each other and not with each other. In the end we go home exasperated without taking any actionable decision.
Ken
MARCUS AMPADU 7 years ago
Ken, you hit the nail right on the head. I agree wholeheartedly with you.
The Culture of Silence gave way to freedom of speech, which unfortunately has become a culture of cacophony & corruption anywhere you find Ghanaians ... read full comment
Ken, you hit the nail right on the head. I agree wholeheartedly with you.
The Culture of Silence gave way to freedom of speech, which unfortunately has become a culture of cacophony & corruption anywhere you find Ghanaians.
What we need right now is a steadfast Culture of Patriotic Service to be rendered throughout the nation, serviced by disciplined, incorruptible, digitally savvy journalists who would lift high the flag of Ghana 24/7.
We have got to come together to create a smart nation just like 21st. century Singaporeans who have made significant investments in the digital infrastructure.
Kojo Billy Duncan 7 years ago
Oh, I can imagine how beautiful Ghana would be if we can all be committed to this.
Oh, I can imagine how beautiful Ghana would be if we can all be committed to this.
Papa Tee 7 years ago
It is not only Ghanaian journalists, the whole country is UNDERdevelop !!
It is not only Ghanaian journalists, the whole country is UNDERdevelop !!
Nana Kwasi Okine 7 years ago
Meaning we have to change the way we educate our people. The whole nation is facing miseducation.
Meaning we have to change the way we educate our people. The whole nation is facing miseducation.
LD 7 years ago
True
True
CITIZEN ONE 7 years ago
I have said this a thousand times for the last several years, and I know people read me, but afraid of the truth. The TWI language proliferation into every fabric of our society is the CAUSE, and these people are either blind ... read full comment
I have said this a thousand times for the last several years, and I know people read me, but afraid of the truth. The TWI language proliferation into every fabric of our society is the CAUSE, and these people are either blind or equally underdeveloped to tackle it squarely.
The insults, the incessant arguments, the lack of intelligent vocabulary to address issues on TV and Radio is what Twi language epitomizes in Ghana today. We have subjected ourselves to peasantry, and allowed all the bush backward class to migrate into our capital and take over. Same class of people who have invaded our streets with hawking activities are the same class we hear on radio and see o TV. In Ghana we fucntion through mob justice and mentally. Anything bad, awful that you can get enough Ghaaians to defiantly participate in, becomes Culture and the Law. Taxi business, Trotro Business, pavement and street vendors are uncontrollable, because the enfroces themselves are from the same kith and kin!
Village Lass 7 years ago
It is Ghanaian journalists who have made mockery of our intelligence as a people.
Lazy reporting; they do not check facts nor write good English, their editing skills( this article is a case in point) they have published the ... read full comment
It is Ghanaian journalists who have made mockery of our intelligence as a people.
Lazy reporting; they do not check facts nor write good English, their editing skills( this article is a case in point) they have published the whole thing instead of summarizing.
stomach journalists, you are all cowards.
oh and the media commission and GJA should be ashamed of themselves. journalists indeed.
apuuuu 7 years ago
Underdeveloped means the journalists are corrupt at this present time free money talks in Ghana apuuuu
Underdeveloped means the journalists are corrupt at this present time free money talks in Ghana apuuuu
KnYc(USMC) 7 years ago
The ass kisses Ghana journalists, always writing articles just to please their pay masters. I don't know what they teach them in journalism 101, but I will recommend them to read the New York Times or the Washington Post.
The ass kisses Ghana journalists, always writing articles just to please their pay masters. I don't know what they teach them in journalism 101, but I will recommend them to read the New York Times or the Washington Post.
Mantsebikome 7 years ago
The current crop of journalists is weak due to the rapid proliferation of the media. The schools of journalism are also doing a not so good a job of training. When Elizabeth Ohene suggested that journalists should master in ... read full comment
The current crop of journalists is weak due to the rapid proliferation of the media. The schools of journalism are also doing a not so good a job of training. When Elizabeth Ohene suggested that journalists should master in subjects as opposed to mere reporting she was vilified by the journalists of the various media. Nobody came to her defense; not even Audrey.
Most of the journalists think screaming on radio and TV would do it. It is to the credit of "Newsfile" that it has evolved from shouting matches which characterized the program to informative discussions lately.
The schools of journalism should ante the requirements to make the course post graduate. The media owners should better remunerate their workers. It should not take Jon Benjamin to end despicable "SOLI".
Ignorant and stomach-directed journalists are the cause of the tension and polarization in Ghana.
at least they have to back up and stand for the truth, Ghana everything is politicized now, from religion to chieftancy, and to journalism, may God help Ghana
Wherever Ghanaians gather anywhere in the world, we are prone to making a lot of noise rather than making sense.
We talk at each other and not with each other. In the end we go home exasperated without taking any actionable ...
read full comment
Ken, you hit the nail right on the head. I agree wholeheartedly with you.
The Culture of Silence gave way to freedom of speech, which unfortunately has become a culture of cacophony & corruption anywhere you find Ghanaians ...
read full comment
Oh, I can imagine how beautiful Ghana would be if we can all be committed to this.
It is not only Ghanaian journalists, the whole country is UNDERdevelop !!
Meaning we have to change the way we educate our people. The whole nation is facing miseducation.
True
I have said this a thousand times for the last several years, and I know people read me, but afraid of the truth. The TWI language proliferation into every fabric of our society is the CAUSE, and these people are either blind ...
read full comment
It is Ghanaian journalists who have made mockery of our intelligence as a people.
Lazy reporting; they do not check facts nor write good English, their editing skills( this article is a case in point) they have published the ...
read full comment
Underdeveloped means the journalists are corrupt at this present time free money talks in Ghana apuuuu
The ass kisses Ghana journalists, always writing articles just to please their pay masters. I don't know what they teach them in journalism 101, but I will recommend them to read the New York Times or the Washington Post.
The current crop of journalists is weak due to the rapid proliferation of the media. The schools of journalism are also doing a not so good a job of training. When Elizabeth Ohene suggested that journalists should master in ...
read full comment