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Election 2020: Some journalists were caught up in the euphoria of scoops – Juliet Amoah
Juliet Amoah, the Executive Director of Pensplusbytes, a media capacity-building organisation has indicated that their findings from the just-ended 2020 elections have established that many reporters were only interested in scoops.
Speaking at a press conference in Accra, Juliet Amoah explained that “some journalists got caught in the euphoria of scoops…” so, most of them took their information from social media and presented them as facts.
“Of course, there came the issue of not fact-checking enough…” she said.
She further stated that there were no clear lines between the interactions on [a] traditional media and non-traditional media.
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The President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Mr Affail Monney, has commended media practitioners and media outlets in the country for the professional manner in which they covered this year’s elections.
While acknowledging that there were some shortfalls in their work, projections and analysis, he said, the quality of coverage and reportage were appreciably high.
Mr Monney was speaking at a forum organised by the GJA and United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to review media coverage of the elections
Forum
The forum which was held at the International Press Centre yesterday, was attended by key industry players who shared ideas and experiences on the elections and matters subsequent.