Welcome to PR Ghana
PR Ghana is live, and it exists for one reason: Ghanaian public relations practitioners deserve a home built around their work. Here’s what you’ll […]
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Where Ghana's PR profession finds its bearings.
News from the field, practical guidance for the work, and the people shaping public relations practice across Ghana.
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Data Protection Bill 2025: a readiness checklist for PR and campaign teams
Ghana’s draft Data Protection Bill 2025 deserves attention from every team that collects names, phone numbers, email addresses, photographs or audience data. For communicators, […]
Read more → Ghana–Burkina Faso free-roaming agreement: how to communicate a cross-border service change
The communications regulators of Ghana and Burkina Faso signed a memorandum of understanding on free roaming in November 2025, according to Ghana’s National Communications […]
Read more → Radio enforcement in Ghana: a communications lesson in licence-risk planning
In August 2025, Ghana’s National Communications Authority said it had suspended nine radio stations for regulatory infractions after a grace period. The enforcement notice […]
Read more → Electronic Communications Bill: what Ghanaian communicators should watch
The National Communications Authority invited comments on a proposed Electronic Communications Bill intended to replace the Electronic Communications Act, 2008. The official notice says […]
Read more → Ghana’s communications regulator opens a new chapter for 5G spectrum licensing
Ghana’s National Communications Authority has announced an update to the country’s 5G spectrum licensing process, a development that communications teams should treat as more […]
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Practitioner Spotlight
Recognising the communicators shaping Ghanaian PR practice
A recurring feature on practitioners making a mark in agency, in-house, nonprofit, and public-sector communications.
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Planning communications beyond Accra
A national campaign is not an Accra campaign with a larger media list. Regional communication requires local knowledge, different channel mixes and realistic travel […]
Read more → The editor’s pre-publication accuracy checklist
Accuracy is a workflow. Before publication, verify every name, title, date, number, quotation and link against the strongest available source. A press release is […]
Read more → How to commission a credible expert opinion article
An expert byline should offer informed judgement, not disguised promotion. Begin with a clear question the author is qualified to answer and an audience […]
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From event publicity to strategic public relations
Events can support public relations, but they are not the definition of the discipline. Strategic PR begins with relationships, reputation and organisational decisions. The […]
Read more → Managing up when leadership wants an impossible promise
Communicators are sometimes asked to announce a deadline, benefit or guarantee that operations cannot support. The professional response is not a flat refusal or […]
Read more → Why indigenous communication traditions matter to modern PR
Ghanaian public relations should not treat local communication traditions as decoration added to imported models. Practices of deliberation, storytelling, proverbs, community authority and collective […]
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What a strong PR portfolio should prove
A portfolio is not a storage folder. It is an argument about the quality of your thinking. Select work that proves you can understand […]
Read more → Moving from agency to in-house communications
The move from agency to in-house work changes the rhythm and the source of complexity. Agency practitioners may be used to multiple clients and […]
Read more → Your first 90 days as a communications manager
The first 90 days should produce understanding before transformation. In month one, map stakeholders, recurring deadlines, approval routes, channels, risks and existing research. Meet […]
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