The new Right To Information Act has Ghanaian journalists bristling over its terms and conditions. Originally aired on Ghana Broadcasting Corporation’s half-hour news magazine Ghana Today, then aired on Radio Gold, a private radio station.
In Ghana, there are many children living without guidance or care, doing what they can to earn money for food and other necessities. This story begins with the average experience of girls who sell their bodies. This was originally prepared for the half-hour news magazine Ghana Today on the government-run Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC). It later aired on Radio Gold, a private station.
