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07/13/2025

PRESIDENCY COMMUNICATIONS PRESENTS GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY SERIES.

As part of efforts to deepen transparency and accountability in governance, the Presidency Communications Office will on Monday, 14th July 2025, begin "The Government Accountability Series".

The series will offer a platform for a tentative appraisal of the government's performance over the last six months. Key sector ministers will present Mid-Year updates on their sector’s performance.

The series will be held three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 am.

Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, will kick-start the Series tomorrow, Monday, 14th July 2025.

07/11/2025

I am deeply honoured by my appointment to serve on the Governing Board of the Ghana Refugee Board.

My sincere thanks to H.E. President John Dramani Mahama and Hon. Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, Minister for the Interior, for believing in me and giving me this opportunity.

This is not just a personal achievement — it’s a call to serve humanity with honesty and dedication. I promise to give it my all and not to disappoint.

To my family, friends, and all well-wishers who have stood by me — I appreciate your prayers, encouragement, and love - Yussif Abdul Ganiyu

06/25/2025

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02/25/2025

Who Owns Alpha Radio? Unraveling the Truth Behind Alphata Community Radio 104.9 FM

Community radio stations are meant to serve the people, amplify their voices, and address their concerns. The essence of a community radio lies in its ownership—it belongs to the community, not an individual. However, recent investigations into the ownership structure of Alphata Community Radio 104.9 FM (Alpha Radio) raise critical questions about whether this principle is being upheld.

The NCA Records: Community or Private Ownership?

According to the National Communications Authority (NCA), Alpha Radio is authorized as a community radio station. The authorization is under Alphata Community Radio, which is registered as a Company Limited by Guarantee (LBG). Under Ghanaian law, an LBG is a not-for-profit entity that exists to serve a public or charitable purpose rather than for personal financial gain. This structure aligns with the very definition of a community radio station—one that belongs to and serves the community.

However, deeper scrutiny suggests a possible contradiction.

Yussif Abdul Ganiyu Inshola

02/02/2025

ALPHA RADIO CEO, MOHAMMED RIDWANU, FINED GH¢20,000

Kumasi, Ghana - In a defamation case brought against Yussif Abdul Ganiyu and Zuria FM, Mohammed Ridwanu, CEO of Alpha Radio, has been fined GH¢20,000 by Justice Frederick Tetteh of Kumasi High Court 7.

The court ruled that Ridwanu failed to establish his case, leading to the imposition of the fine. This verdict brings closure to a lengthy and contentious legal battle.

The fine is expected to serve as a deterrent against frivolous lawsuits and defamation claims.

01/31/2025

THE JUDGMENT IS READY:
KUMASI HIGH COURT 7 DELIVERS JUDGMENT IN RIDWANU VS YUSSIF ABDUL GANIYU CASE

Justice Frederick Tetteh of Kumasi High Court 7 has delivered judgment in the defamation case between Mohammed Ridwanu of Alpha Radio and Yussif Abdul Ganiyu of Zuria FM.

According to the judgment, Mohammed Ridwanu, the plaintiff, failed to establish his case.

Upon receiving the judgment, We promptly disseminated it to various media outlets for publication, ensuring timely and widespread coverage of the verdict