GJA renews call for passage of Broadcasting Bill on World Radio Day

[Joy Online - Ghana] - 13/02/2026

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has renewed its call for the swift passage of the Broadcasting Bill, describing it as a crucial reform needed to modernise, regulate, and strengthen Ghana’s radio industry.

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