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Who We Are

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GJA President Albert Dwumfour

Our Story

About the Ghana Journalists Association

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) is the premier professional association for journalists and media practitioners in Ghana. Since its establishment in 1949, the Association has served as the collective voice of the journalism profession, promoting excellence in journalism, defending press freedom, and advancing the role of the media in national development.

For over seven decades, the GJA has worked alongside journalists, media organizations, policymakers, civil society, and development partners to strengthen Ghana’s democratic values through a free, independent, and responsible press. The Association believes that an informed society is the foundation of a thriving democracy, and journalists play an indispensable role in ensuring citizens have access to credible, balanced, and accurate information.

Today, the GJA represents journalists across print, radio, television, digital, and emerging media platforms, fostering professionalism, collaboration, and innovation within Ghana’s rapidly evolving media landscape.

Our Mission

To promote professionalism, ethical journalism, media freedom, and the welfare of journalists through advocacy, education, collaboration, and institutional development.

Our Vision

To build a vibrant, ethical, independent, and professional media environment that contributes to democratic governance, national development, and informed citizenship.

Our Values

  • Integrity
  • Public Service
  • Press Freedom
  • Accountability
  • Independence
  • Professionalism

Our Professional Team

Our Executives

Our team combines expertise, innovation, and customer-first values to deliver smart insurance solutions designed to keep you protected and confident.

GJA President Albert Dwumfour

GJA President

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Vice President
Dominic

GJA President

Suleiman Mustapha
Vice President
Zadok Gyesi

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Why Choose Us

HISTORY

The Ghana Journalists Association was established in 1949 with the objective of bringing together journalists under a common professional body.

Over the decades, the Association has played a critical role in:

Our Mils Stones

1949 - Formation of the Ghana Journalists Association.

1994 - Adoption of the first comprehensive GJA Code of Ethics.

2016 - Approval of revised Code of Ethics reflecting modern media realities.

2017 - Official launch of the revised GJA Code of Ethics.