W.R Ghana Journalists Association

18/07/2025

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Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, has issued a powerful call to companies operating in the region, urging a fundamental shift in Corporate Social Respon

18/07/2025

Today, under the auspices of the Western Regional Coordinating Council; the Ghana Journalists Association- Western Region launched the Corporate Social Investment Dialogue & Exhibition (CSIDE). This is a transformative initiative aimed at realigning social investments and recognizing impactful developments undertaken by organizations in the Western Region.

26/06/2025

In Ghana’s Western Region, falling seriously ill can feel like a death sentence, especially in towns like Dixcove.

At the Dixcove Government Hospital/Nana Hema Dekyi Government Hospital in Ahanta West, cracked walls, leaking roofs, and broken washrooms paint a grim picture. Built by the late chief Nana Hima Dekyi and handed over to the government decades ago, the hospital has never been renovated.
https://gjawr.com/2025/06/26/can-ghanas-anti-corruption-drive-revive-broken-hospitals/

02/05/2025

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24/03/2025

Download a copy of the report on the Western Region Dialogue.

Download the Report on the GJA's maiden Western Region Development Dialogue " "

24/03/2025

The GJA WR today, handed over a copy of the report on the maiden Western Region Development Dialogue to the Regional Minister, Hon. Joseph Nelson. The report highlights topical issues that were discussed during the event. Thanks to our sponsors, the High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone through the Canada Fund for Local Initiative (CFLI), we have a renewed document to be referenced in all public discourse on the development of the Western Region.
The Regional Minister commended the GJA WR for being thoughtful about the development of the region and especially leading such a dialogue, which he added resonates with his agenda and the aspirations of the people of the Western Region. Download a copy of the report via https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rF_8n8iZsPwsZlplRhmiNNCCn95-rKzs/view?usp=sharing

26/02/2025

Some excerpts from the Western Region Development Dialogue.
Our appreciation to the High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone for supporting this initiative.

24/02/2025

Pictures from the Western Region Development Dialogue

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24/02/2025

All set for the Western Region Development Dialogue.
Join us at the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, Takoradi from 9 am to 3pm.
This event is proudly funded by the High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone through the Canada Fund for Local Initiative (CFLI).

20/02/2025

Meet the Invited Speakers and Panelists for our Dialogue.

19/02/2025

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22/01/2025

The use of harmful substances like cyanide, pesticides, and detergents to catch fish has become widespread in Ghana. Weak enforcement of fisheries laws and declining fish stocks push desperate fishers toward illegal practices.

By Mildred Siabi-Mensah Fish, a vital source of protein and nutrients, plays a significant role in Ghana’s food security and economy. However, improper fishing methods, including the use of toxic chemicals, are jeopardizing fish safety and quality. "Safe fish"—fish free from contaminants—is in...