Ghana to Support Global Fund for Independent Journalism
Ghana has announced plans to become the first African nation to make a financial contribution to the International Fund for Public Interest Media.
President John Dramani Mahama made the announcement at the 2025 Paris Peace Forum, stating that Ghana's decision reflects its belief in protecting independent journalism and reliable information as public goods.
Ghana will become the first African country to make a financial contribution to the International Fund for Public Interest Media.
This move demonstrates Ghana's commitment to translating its democratic values into global action.
Author's summary: Ghana supports global journalism fund.
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