Executive Director, Media Foundation for West Africa
Ghana
Joined April 2009
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Sudan's military leader, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and Prime Minister Kamil Idris met with a five-member international delegation in Khartoum to discuss peace efforts and plans for an inclusive national dialogue to end the war.
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#Sudan #Khartoum #SudanPeace #AfricanUnion #IGAD
Gold rush: Galamsey boom sends communities in hunt for water thefourthestategh.com/2026/0…
Deeply troubling. Thorough investigations required
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Fellow Ghanaians, in the interest of the public and for the sake of transparency, we are releasing the full NLA-KGL contracts starting with the first signed in 2019 and then the current 15-year contract signed by Sammy Awuku as DG and Garry Nimako as Board Chair.
Yesterday, we met with the Inter-Ministerial Team set up to review the Terrible NLA-KGL Deal, as directed by the President. The Directive is based on the revelations by The Fourth Estate. No Petition was submitted to the President. We wait to see whether or not NLA will earn more
Terrible NLA-KGL Deal: President Mahama orders comprehensive review of contracts. AG and Finance Minister directed to, with immediate effect, set up a technical team for the review. Review should look into compliance with Constitution, PPA law and NLA law. Thank you Mr. President
The Terrible NLA-KGL Deal: President Mahama Orders Review of Contracts
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Fellow Ghanaians, Happy New Year.
Tomorrow, we will be bringing you a MAJOR update on the Terrible NLA-KGL Deal.
Why will the police be arresting people for publication of "false news" against an individual?" The person offended says he can't sue the publisher for defamation? What fear and panic was caused by the publication? These things must stop!
This is how we mentor the next generation of investigative journalists.
Investigative Journalists Pay Working Visit to OSP
A cohort of investigative journalists under the Next Generation Investigative Journalism (NGIJ) Fellowship has paid a working visit to the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) to gain first-hand insight into the Office’s operations.
During the visit, the journalists engaged senior officials on the OSP’s jurisdiction, including what the Office is legally empowered to do and the limits of its mandate. Officials responded to questions, clarified misinformation and common misconceptions about the institution, and outlined key achievements recorded over the past four years under the leadership of the Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng.
The NGIJ Fellowship is an initiative of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MfWA).
Congratulations to Mankranso SHS. Very proud of the team and the teachers.
#NSMQ2025
Exposing the Fat Lies of the KGL Consultant and PR Agent
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We had always maintained that amounts involved in the NSS Scandal is Billions not hundreds of Millions.
It's really shocking that a gov't that says it wants to resent the country will allow the Terrible NLA-KGL Deal to continue the same way for the last 9 months. A revenue-generating business that is supposed to be a monopoly of the state handed over to a private business.
They said KGL had made NLA Profitable. Below are the profits made by NLA:
2022 -ZERO
2023 - ZERO
2024 -ZERO