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Pharmacy Council v. Daniel Owusu Koranteng and Multimedia: Court Allows Case to Proceed

An Accra High Court has ruled that the case involving the Pharmacy Council and investigative journalist Daniel Owusu Koranteng, along with Multimedia Group, will continue its legal proceedings.The case concerns the airing of a documentary titled "Drug Store License For Sale," produced by Koranteng, which exposes the alleged illegal issuance of licenses for over-the-counter medication shops. The documentary, produced by Koranteng, highlights claims that officials demanded bribes of up to 15,000 to facilitate the issuance of these licenses.Koranteng’s legal team had previously filed a motion to have the case dismissed, but the court proceedings on Friday, March 21, 2025, allowed the case to continue. The Pharmacy Council had sought a permanent injunction against the airing of the documentary, arguing that its release would irreparably damage their reputation by omitting important facts.The court has set out a timeline for further legal […]

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Ghanaian Farmers Received No Government Support in 2023.

The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana, led by Executive Director Bismark Nortey, disclosed that in 2023, farmers across Ghana did not receive any support from the government. This revelation comes despite a budget allocation exceeding GH₵2 billion to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture.Speaking on JoyNews’ The Probe on November 10, Nortey explained that while the initial Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) initiative ended in 2022, the updated PFJ 2.0 took a year to implement, leaving farmers without subsidies or essential inputs throughout 2023. This lack of support compounded existing challenges, such as climate change impacts, illegal mining, and rising input costs, worsening conditions for farmers.Nortey questioned how the allocated funds were spent, given that farmers saw no direct benefits. He emphasized the need for reliable government intervention to help farmers meet challenges and ensure agricultural growth in Ghana.

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JoyNews’ Rafiq Salam Wins GJA Best Journalist for Upper West Region.

Joy News’ correspondent Rafiq Salam has been honored as the Best Journalist for the Upper West Region at the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Awards. His exceptional reporting, especially in covering key regional stories, earned him this prestigious recognition. Salam, known for his in-depth reporting on social and development issues in the Upper West Region, has continually highlighted pressing concerns and brought attention to challenges faced by local communities. His work with Joy News has been widely praised for its impactful journalism and dedication to high ethical standards. This award serves as recognition of his contributions to journalism in Ghana, particularly in amplifying voices from the Upper West Region.

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