Abstract In sub-Saharan Africa, the private media are often considered corrupt and thus
incapable of performing critical watchdog functions. Using the Ghanaian case, the objective …

Can media liberalization and freedoms make the private media a powerful anti-corruption
force in developing countries such as Ghana? Contrary to the popular view that media …

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Central Asia has been generally omitted from most academic debates, including those on
the causes and consequences of widespread plagiarism and copy-and-paste behaviour …

The private media are often seen as a part of the corrupt network, particularly in developing
countries considered corrupt. Using Giddens's theory of structuration and data from in-depth …

The media are often considered an essential player in the fight against corruption. As part of
the measures to combat corruption, it is essential to understand how to make the media play …

Despite a decentralised planning system for a multi-stakeholder approach in implementing
the SDGs and numerous efforts towards attaining Agenda 2030, Ghana's progress is not at …

This study examines how Ghana's Daily Graphic, a public newspaper operating as a limited
liability company, balances its public service mandate with its economic rationality. The case …

Purpose This study investigates the incidence of ethical violations in the Ghanaian press
which has become topical in the wake of misinformation in a charged political atmosphere …

This chapter examines the dynamics of financing in the Ghanaian media, focusing on
revenue inflows, revenue strategies, and the factors impacting the financial health of the …