The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) held its 29th awards on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi, Ashanti Region.
Graced by the President of the Republic, John Dramani Mahama, the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Acting Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonney, and others, the awards ceremony saw several media practitioners awarded for their contribution to society in diverse news categories.
Below is the full list of winners:
Citi 97.3 FM – Best English Radio Station
Akwasi Agyei Anim (Channel One TV) – Best in Science and Environment Reporting
Doreen Ampofo (GBC) – Best Female Journalist
Godwin Asedeba (TV3, Media General) – GJA Journalist of the Year
Daily Graphic – Best Newspaper Layout
Albert Oppong Ansah (GNA) – Best in News Reporting (Online)
Rachel Kakraba (GBC) – Best in Feature Reporting (Radio)
Godwin Asedeba (Media General) – Best in Documentary Reporting (TV)
Edmund Smith-Asante (Daily Graphic) – Best Columnist (Print)
Samuel Dowuona (Techfocus) – Best Columnist (Online)
The Probe (Joy FM) – Best Radio Programme (English)
Doreen Ampofo (GBC) – Best in Documentary Reporting (Radio)
UTV – United Showbiz – Best TV Entertainment Show
Doreen Ampofo (GBC) – Best in Gender Reporting
Justice Agbenorsi (Daily Graphic) – Best in Courts and Crime Reporting
Ebenezer Madugu (Atinka TV) – Akoto Ampaw Award for Democracy and Governance
Abigail Annor (Ghanaian Times) – Best in Health Reporting
Esther Aidoo (GBC) – Best in Disability Reporting
Rosemond Akuorkor Adjetey (GHOne TV) – Best in Business and Economics Reporting
Nabil Ahmed Rufai (Freelance) – Best in Arts and Entertainment Reporting
James Amoh Jnr (GNA) – Best in Photojournalism
Peter Agengre (GBC) – Best in Education Reporting
Muftau Nabila Abdullai (Myjoyonline) – Best in Sports Reporting
Adom TV – Best Akan/Twi TV Station
Peace FM – Best Akan/Twi Radio Station
Asempa FM – Ekosii Sen – Best Radio/TV Programme (Ghanaian Language)
Severious Kale-Dery (Daily Graphic) – Best in News Reporting (Print)
Nabil Ahmed Rufai (Freelance) – Best in News Reporting (Television)
Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman (EIB Network) – Best in News Reporting (Radio)
Timothy Ngnenbe (Daily Graphic) – Best in Feature Reporting (Print)
Sarah Apenkro (TV3) – Best in Feature Reporting (Television)
Solomon Gumah (GNA) – Best in Feature Reporting (Online)
Justice Baidoo & Philip Teye Agbove (The Fourth Estate) – Best in Documentary Reporting (Online)
Anass Sabit (JoyNews) – Best in Domestic Tourism Reporting
Issifu Dasmani Larry (GNA) – Best in Road Safety Reporting
Ohemeng Tawiah (JoyNews) – Best in Illegal Mining Reporting
Trey Haun Story – Muftawu Nabila Abdulai (Myjoyonline) – Best Sports Feature
Masahudu Ankilu Kunateh (African Eye Report) – TBD Category (Unspecified)
GTV – Best English TV Station
Showbiz A-Z (Joy FM) – Best Radio Entertainment Programme
Clinton Yeboah (KNUST) – Best Student Journalist
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II – Honoured for Leadership in Peace and Unity (Special Recognition)
