Ghana: New president should uphold pledge to ensure justice for journalist Ahmed Suale

Ghana’s new administration must demonstrate commitment to accountability by ending impunity for crimes against journalists

Ghana: Five years after murder of journalist Ahmed Suale, IPI repeats urgent call for progress in investigation

Despite rhetoric in support of press freedom, Ghana has failed to hold killers to account

Africa Media Monitoring October 2023: Threats to press freedom in Ghana, Mozambique

Mozambique saw threats to press freedom around the Oct. 11 municipal election, while a journalist was killed in Sudan by one of two warring factions. Journalists also faced attacks or harassment in Uganda, Guinea, and Zimbabwe

Event recap: IPI and AFEX side event on the online safety of female journalists in Africa at ACHPR NGO Forum

Conclusions and key recommendations

Ghana: Four years later, still no justice for murder of journalist Ahmed Suale

Tiger Eye reporter was gunned down on January 16, 2019, in Ghana

IPI Africa Monitoring: DRC, Somaliland, and Ghana witnessed highest number of press freedom violations in September

Summary of IPI Africa Press Freedom Monitoring: September 2022

Ghana judicial body orders media to remove “hateful” content amid election challenge

Media must be free to cover and criticize judiciary

IPI bemoans lack of progress in Ghana journalist’s murder case

Urges president of Ghana to expedite investigation into killing of Ahmed Hussein-Suale

Ghana must expedite investigation into journalist’s killing

One year after murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, police not doing enough to find culprits, former colleague Anas Anas says

Famed Ghana undercover journalist demands justice for colleague’s murder

‘Powerful sources’ thwarting investigation into murder of reporter Ahmed Husain-Suale, says Anas Aremeyaw Anas

IPI condemns killing of Ghana reporter

Ahmed Hussein-Suale was part of team led by undercover journalist Anas Anas

Ghana fails to secure justice for murdered journalist

Three years after murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, IPI urges authorities to speed up investigation

Mexico most deadly country for journalists in 2017

IPI welcomes decrease in annual global tally, but warns impunity remains a scourge

Ghana editors face criminal charges for reports

Criminal charges out of place; other remedies should be sought, says IPI

Following reports of further attacks on journalists, IPI sends open letter to Ghana president

Ghana reputation on media freedom under threat, IPI warns

Harassment of Ghanaian journalists continues, despite government assurances

Journalist fears return to media ‘days of doom’

Ghana government tells IPI investigation launched into journalist mistreatment allegation

Following IPI letter to president, Ghana Embassy says ‘matter receiving serious attention’

Letter: Staff of Liberian newspaper awaiting decision on their refugee status in Ghana