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Contents PRODUCTION MANAGING EDITOR 03 EDITORIAL ENSURING PEACE ON THE AIRWAVES Nana Sifa Twum 04 THE ORIGIN OF GHANAIAN RADIO IN THE DIASPORA DEPUTY EDITOR 05 WHO STEPS IN THE SHOES OF KOMLA DUMOR? Robert Kyei-Gyau 06 NEW LEGISLATION TO CONTROL RADIO AND TV PROGRAMES CONTRIBUTING EDITOR Isaac Amo-Kyereme 08 KOJO OPPONG NKRUMAH EXETENDING BROADCASTING SKILLS INTO SOCIAL AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT... ASSISTANT EDITOR Neil Nelson 10 RADIO AND TV IN GHANA AND THE USE OF APPROPRIATE LANGUAGE EDITORIAL ASSISTANT 12 INTERNET BROADCASTING CREATING Mark Acheampong GLOBAL AUDIENCE 13 KABA DESIGN / LAYOUT THE POWER OF POLITICAL INFLUENCE ON RADIO TIN Consult IN GHANA 14 MICHAEL APPIAH-KUBI PHOTOGRAPHY “THE UNDENIABLE VOICE ON SANKOFA RADIO Akua Boatemaa Adjei & AFRICAN ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION... Nuzrat Baffoe 16 TV LICENSING IN GHANA A Klass Photos 18 WOMEN IN BROADCASTING IN GHANA CONTRIBUTORS 20 THE AKAN RADIO AND TV NEWS AND THE Joe Kingsley Eyiah AUDIENCE Kwadwo Acheampong 21 GHANAIAN RADIO AND TELEVISION MAGAZINE Kwame Twum LAUNCHED Gifty Darko 31 SOCIAL MEDIA & BROADCASTING MARKETING 34 PROPAGANDA & BROADCASTING Ebenezer Osei 35 THE NEED FOR DECORUM IN THE PRESENTATION Kwasi Apenuvor Mawuli OF NEWS ON GHANA'S FM RADIO STATIONS Gloria Osei 36 LOCAL LANGUAGE NEWS PRESENTATION Sammy Anim IN GHANA: ARE WE GETTING IT WRONG? CIRCULATION 37 KWASI GYAN APPENTENG GHANA – Frank Awuah – + 233(0) 244933617 CHAIRMAN – GHANA MEDIA COMMISION CANADA - Gabriel Odartei - 001647-895-5073 38 GROWING UP WITH RADIO IN GHANA UK – Thompson Goddard - + 44 0044776129366 GERMANY – Nana Basoa - +499408505571 MEMORIES OF A VILLAGE BOY USA Ike Amo-Kyereme - 0019515344611 39 GIBA SUCCEEDS IN HALTING... COMMUNICATIONS / PR 41 HOT DIGITAL RADIO IN LONDON IS 15 YEARS Jemmima Nugyija THE GHANAIAN RADIO & TV MAGAZINE 02 EDITORIAL ENSURING PEACE ON THE AIRWAVES s Ghana prepares for the polls in constituting as much as 70% of the Tutsi and 20% of November, there have been predictions of Rwanda's total population. Thinking deep into this Atension in the country. Several issues, unfortunate situation, one would ask who caused the some very trivial cause tension within our society disturbances, when did it begin and why did it start at all. during election periods. Voting systems, medium of campaigning, as well as the mere quest for The confusion erupted in Rwanda between these two tribes power create an undue tension among the after the colonial masters; Belgium handed over power to politicians with the fall-over unto the citizenry. the minority, Tutsis. This resulted in a genocide, which the Hutus started by the shooting of the plane with which the As a people of one nation, one destiny but numerous tribal Rwandan president was traveling. The conflict caused the backgrounds and allegiance, one factor that has been an murder of over 1million children, women and men within undertone cause of political tension in the country still one month. remains tribalism. The nation is fortunate that no issues of tribalism have escalated to an uncontrollable The First Liberian Civil War was an internal conflict in dimension at least for now. The point is clear that Liberia from 1989 until 1997. The conflict killed over Ghanaians must not deceive themselves in thinking that 200,000 people and eventually led to the involvement of what has happened elsewhere due to this problem cannot the Economic Community of West African States and of the happen in the country. United Nations. The peace did not last long, and in 1999 the Second Liberian Civil War broke out again. The people of Ghana have severally exhibited their dislike about politicians who unfortunately use the issue of Several years have passed since these bloody events, but the tribalism to amass votes from the electorate during memories are still sharp in the minds of people because of election periods. the deep scar left behind. Through hate speeches to tribalism, Rwanda, Liberia and other African counties, The big question has always been on what platforms do which were noted for rich natural resources, was reduced to these naïve-thinking politicians normally use. The answer war grounds. The debate can go on-and-on. Though, is not far fetched. It is of course the media. There have nobody can change what happened, Ghanaians have the been several instances where radio and TV presenters opportunity to learn from the mistakes of this not very unprofessionally echoed issues raised by such politicians distant history of these nations. and create unnecessary tension in society. The sentiments of Political and Security Analyst, Irbard Psychologically, the wider an unpleasant issue about Ibrahim on this issue is therefore very crucial. This is someone is spread, the stronger the pain, which results in because tribal statements especially from people in anger. So therefore it is not the one who raised the issue on authority made in the media particularly on radio and TV, a certain tribe to less than one-millionth of the population (which are very powerful form of media and could also be who alone is guilty, but rationally, the very one who assessed by majority of the people), have the potential to broadcast the issue. destroy the nation. Most often than not, we hear on radio and in some cases His prediction of chaotic nation if people continue to fuel on TV, insulting soundbits on tribalism played over and hate speech and tribalism especially on the nation's media over again in a very unprofessional manner to make it networks needs to be taken seriously. heard like a jingle. According to Irbard Ibrahim, though the citizens may differ It will, therefore, be quite detrimental to the media from origin and language, what matters is that the people authorities and even the security agencies of the nation to remain united. He believes that language barrier should not act shallowly on issues pertaining to tribalism. be the cause of violence in the country. African countries like Liberia, South Sudan, Kenya and Moving forward in the November elections, Mr. Ibrahim Rwanda have suffered from civil war, genocide and others thinks much restrain must be put on comments passed by some of which were as a result of issues on tribalism. political and community leaders by the media so that it does Ghana, as a country, has a lot to learn from other countries not create unnecessary tension in the country. in relations to tribal conflicts devastating the lives of their people. One can hardly exempt the contribution of the media in this as it has a huge role to play in ensuring that it projects safe We remember too well that during the mid-July of 1994, and peaceful messages to its audience. an estimated 500,000–1,000,000 Rwandese were killed THE GHANAIAN RADIO & TV MAGAZINE 03 THE ORIGIN OF GHANAIAN RADIO IN THE DIASPORA Sammy Kay or many years, a young community in the UK in general and broadcasting systems was fascinating and Ghanaian boy at a very London in particular. very profound matter to discuss. Ftender age of twelve whose mother had migrated with him, His dream of owning his own radio station There appeared at the time, not only a from Ghana to the United Kingdom soon got materialised and opened the first serious language barrier but also cultural as developed huge interest in music ever radio station targeting the Ghanaian well as social difference that existed between and disc jockeying. community in the UK in the year 1992. the popular radio stations in the city of This was known and still known to be the London such as LBC, BBC, Kiss, Heart, SFor many years, a young Ghanaian boy Weekend Black Listeners Station (WBLS). Capital, among others, and the people of at a very tender age of twelve whose Ghana living in London. mother had migrated with him, from Sammy, as affectionately called aimed at Ghana to the United Kingdom developed using the station, first of its kind in any The promotion of the Ghanaian cultural, huge interest in music and disc jockeying. Ghanaian community in the diaspora, to traditional and religious as well as socio- Samuel Enin known in show biz circles as play Ghanaian music apparently to boost political aspirations among the Ghanaian Sammy Kay, as his hobby found himself the operations of his music records shop. community in the Diaspora and London in glued to Caribbean radio stations in the Therefore it was all music station with DJs particular, through WBLS has been evident. city of London. and Presenters such as himself, 'Okoto', Today, it has largely addressed the concerns, Captain Morgan, Kwabena Gyasi, among problems and aspirations in regards to the Learning on the job, he became one of the others playing top Ghanaian music to communication in the ethnic minority most renowned radio presenters within entertain their audience. It was however, community such as Ghana in the UK. the Caribbean community. used also to announce social events in the Ghanaian community. This is because the music, the type of news For a decade in the 1980's he presented and information, the style of presentation on musical and entertainment programmes The Sunday morning gospel show by these mainstream radio stations were in a on the most popular Caribbean radio Antwi Boasiako became so popular and it way alien to the people of Ghana in London station in London WBNK. Sammy Kay was believed that most Ghanaians tuned at the time. WBLS was thus the real 'tool' to had a very fruitful relationship with a in to the radio. With time the station reverse the trend. It later on provided news Caribbean radio station based in London gained much more popularity among the about and for the people; music they and learned also the engineering aspect Ghanaian and other ethnic minority understand because of language and culture of radio.
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