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The President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Mr. Albert Kwabena Dwumfour has appealed to the US Embassy to give the Association a quota of hundred (100) journalists to be trained abroad every year.
He said Journalists’ professional development is as key as the practice itself hence the need for them to be properly trained.
The GJA President made the appeal when a delegation from the US Embassy led by the Press Attache Mr. Kevin Brosnahan paid a courtesy call on the new leadership of the Association on Monday.
Mr. Dwumfour emphasized that the professional development of Journalists will improve the quality of reportage in the country.
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Mr. Kevin Brosnahan with GJA Executives
“We requested that they give us 100 quota every year to enable Journalists to go upgrade themselves.
“…In fact when I made the appeal he laughed and said he believes in quality and not quantity but I told him a hungry man is a hungry man, he does not know whether the food is quality or not,” GJA President said.
The GJA President also expressed the Association’s commitment to deepening the existing relationship for the benefit of Journalists in the country.
