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GJA opens entries for 30th Media Awards, introduces 2 new categories
The 30th edition of the Awards is expected to be a major celebration of journalistic excellence, recognising outstanding work that has contributed to Ghana’s democracy, development, good governance and national discourse.
The GJA said the introduction of the GEFSY category is intended to recognise outstanding journalism in economic and financial reporting, while the Best Digital and New Media Platform category seeks to acknowledge excellence and innovation in digital and new media.
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has opened entries for the 30th GJA Media Awards, with the Association introducing two new categories as part of efforts to make the prestigious awards more responsive to the changing dynamics of journalism.
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