AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGhana Media: Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George pledged to prosecute anyone who attacks journalists and launched a newsroom safety policy. He also drew concern by saying he would shut politically and religiously affiliated broadcasters, criticizing Ghana’s nearly 700 radio and 120 TV stations. Press Freedom: UNESCO says 189 journalists were killed worldwide in 2024–25, up 20%, while 86% of killings went unresolved. Ethiopia has indefinitely suspended independent outlet The Reporter, accusing it of harming national interests. Media Jobs: Disney is weighing further layoffs as it targets cost cuts of up to 20%. In Malaysia, publisher Media Mulia has placed nearly 100 staff on paid leave; the government says laid-off workers may qualify for employment insurance. AI in Newsrooms: African journalist groups urged responsible AI use, citing its potential to aid verification and efficiency while warning of disinformation, threats to editorial independence and jobs.
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