GJA expresses gratitude to stakeholders for successful World Press Freedom Day honours night

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has extended its gratitude to all stakeholders for their significant contributions to the success of its 2026 World Press Freedom Day Honours Night. The event, held on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the Alisa Hotel in North Ridge, Accra, brought together journalists, diplomats, media practitioners, development partners, and other guests.

The gathering aimed to celebrate press freedom and honor individuals who have made notable contributions to journalism and national development. In a statement released by the GJA National Executive, the association expressed thanks for the strong turnout, interpreting it as a shared commitment to press freedom, media development, and democratic governance within Ghana.

The GJA specifically acknowledged the speakers whose addresses underscored the importance of responsible journalism and the imperative to protect press freedom. The messages delivered reinforced the media's crucial role in fostering accountability and driving national progress. The association also congratulated the award recipients, noting that their work continues to inspire the broader media fraternity.

Sponsors and partners received special recognition for their essential support, which made the event possible. The GJA emphasized that the program's success was a testament to a collective dedication to enhancing journalism and ensuring the safeguarding of press freedom in Ghana. The association concluded by appreciating the ongoing support for media development in the country.