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Scrutiny is not disloyalty – Chief of Staff defends serious journalism at 30th GJA Awards launch

Delivering a keynote address as the Special Guest of Honour, Chief of Staff Julius Debrah declared that the government cannot effectively serve the public if it only receives applause, saying that rigorous oversight and critical reporting are vital for national development.
While urging public officials to provide timely information and respect press freedom, Mr Debrah also challenged journalists to maintain high ethical standards.
As the GJA looks toward its landmark celebration on November 7, 2026, the message from the capital is clear: while technology reshapes the newsroom, the timeless pursuit of truth, courage, and accountability remains the ultimate standard for Ghanaian journalism.
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