Are Ghanaian Media Personnel in Search of Best Practice?

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Prof. Sakyi,
  
  Thanks for this one too.
  
  I am happy you have also added your voice to this topic.
  
  Let's see how far your ideas go in terms of making journalism better.
  
  Thanks.

  Prof. Sakyi,
  
  Thanks for this one too.
  
  I am happy you have also added your voice to this topic.
  
  Let's see how far your ideas go in terms of making journalism better.
  
  Thanks.

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• Kwesi Atta SAKYI 11 years ago

  Hi Francis, we need to maintain decorum i our media so as to maintain peace and unity in our nation. The media lies, insults, and innuendos jar on my nerves. Thanks for your rejoinder.

  Hi Francis, we need to maintain decorum i our media so as to maintain peace and unity in our nation. The media lies, insults, and innuendos jar on my nerves. Thanks for your rejoinder.

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Prof. Sakyi,
  
  Thanks.
  
  Some of the issues you raise generally coincide with the thrust of the last part of my series on Ghanaian journalism, "Our Final Thoughts On Ghanaian Journalism 4."
  
  I believe it will be published ...
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  Prof. Sakyi,
  
  Thanks.
  
  Some of the issues you raise generally coincide with the thrust of the last part of my series on Ghanaian journalism, "Our Final Thoughts On Ghanaian Journalism 4."
  
  I believe it will be published today.
  
  Thanks.

  reply
• Speedy Gonzalez 11 years ago

  Most of those calling themselves journalists in Ghana, are all a conga line of hired assassins.They are paid to do somebody's dirty job on a perceived enemy.They really do not understand their professional job discription,the ...
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  Most of those calling themselves journalists in Ghana, are all a conga line of hired assassins.They are paid to do somebody's dirty job on a perceived enemy.They really do not understand their professional job discription,they inform wrongly and poorly.National interest is not in their vocabulary,it is all about how much money is on the table.They are all divided on political lines,Daily Guide is to me the most hopeless,they were supposed to be on top,but shamefully they have let themselves down by taken their eyes off the ball.The Nigerian media is way ahead of us,we need to improve by adequately training our media men and women to be internationally competetive.Currently,they are way too local,Kwasi Pratt and Kweku Baako are sadly recognized as seniors journalist,my question is, in what?They dabble in every topic,from finance,foreign affairs,crime,technology,education,politics which of course is their bread and butter.These guys seems to know it all,yet listening to them is a waste of time.

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• francis kwarteng 11 years ago

  Speedy Gonzalez,
  
  You could not have said it any better.
  
  Thanks

  Speedy Gonzalez,
  
  You could not have said it any better.
  
  Thanks

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• ababac 11 years ago

  No up date once they qualify they qualify for mlife . There is no renewal of the lience to lie so they continue unchallenged.

  No up date once they qualify they qualify for mlife . There is no renewal of the lience to lie so they continue unchallenged.

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