The vlogging pandemic: The nation’s growing problem of uncontrolled access
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The vlogging pandemic: The nation’s growing problem of uncontrolled access

Jibril SALIFU
Published 2 days ago8 min read

I grew up in Bolgatanga at a time when Ghana Television (GTV) was more or less the only television station at that time. In the evening, the household gathered round one set, and the news came at 7:00pm, delivered by newscasters whose voices I can still recall with more clarity than some of the faces I see every day now. Ebenezer Ampaabeng. Earl Ankrah. Akushika Acquaye.

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