GJA gives Armed Forces 14 days to account for alleged assaults on Sika Official, Bullet TV's Philip Abutiate
Will the military face consequences for alleged journalist assaults? GJA sets a 14-day deadline for answers.
The Ghana Journalists Association has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the Ghana Armed Forces over alleged assaults on two journalists in Accra.
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