Is it democratic to train journalists at a chief's palace, where democracy isn't the strongest factor?

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Another Perspective

Another Perspective

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Many of us believe that there are things that people need to hear about the political and social life of Ghanaians and the world but do not get in the mainstream media space. Join veteran journalist Kojo Mensah (also known as Joseph Roberts Mensah) as he delves into these issues every week, to bring you another perspective of the issues that happen in the world. If you really want to get another perspective, don’t miss this conversation.

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Many of us believe that there are things that people need to hear about the political and social life of Ghanaians and the world but do not get in the mainstream media space. Join veteran journalist Kojo Mensah (also known as Joseph Roberts Mensah) as he delves into these issues every week, to bring you another perspective of the issues that happen in the world. If you really want to get another perspective, don’t miss this conversation.

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Is it democratic to train journalists at a chief's palace, where democracy isn't the strongest factor?

Another Perspective

17 minutes 36 seconds

3 years ago

Is it democratic to train journalists at a chief's palace, where democracy isn't the strongest factor?

Kojo Mensah talks about the recent scholarship given to 250 journalists to be trained on journalism.

The scholarship was launched by Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu, and the first of the forums was held at the Manhyia Palace.

Symbolically, does it make sense to hold a training forum for a group that is supposed to uphold democracy on the premises of an institution that is not known to support democracy?