The Ministry of Information this week held a consultative meeting to discuss emerging issues relevant to Broadcasting in Ghana with stakeholders in the media.
The meeting also examined key issues being considered in the development of a broadcasting law for Ghana.
Today, Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah joins Emefa Apawu on The Probe to talk about the Broadcasting Law.
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