With over 90 literacy rates, Ghana has a high media reach through online, radio, television and print media.
ACCRA – (AfricaNewsiwre.net) — Ghana is located in Africa near the equator. This Central West African nation has a population is over 31 million people with a GDP of $74 billion as of 2020 . Any business that intends to introduce a new product, service or announce an upcoming event in Ghana should consider using the media that nearly has 100% reach to consumers, businesses and the population at large.
According to research, Ghana is one of the most educated countries in Africa, with a literacy level of over 90%. This means that over 90% of adults 15 years or more can read and write. Due to the increase in internet penetration, stable economic growth, and peaceful political environment, the literacy level is expected to increase.
Although English is the official language, there are other 11 languages taught in schools in Ghana, a country with 6 ethnic groups. English and Akan are the most spoken language in the country, whereby most media houses use these languages mainly and a few others to broadcast news and report other events.
Using a press release in Ghana is one of the best ways to convey a new message to the entire population. It is estimated that over 90% of adults in Ghana have mobile phones, 83% listen to the radio, 76% have access to TV, 28% have access to computers and the internet, and over 70% read the newspaper. The median age in Ghana is 21.5 years; therefore, radio, newspapers, and the internet will continue leading as the ways most people access news and entertainment.
Here is a list of major media houses in Ghana for press release distribution.
Radio stations in Ghana
Accra FM
Akasanoma Radio Ghana
Akoma FM
Angel FM
Ash FM
Boss FM
Cash FM
Citi FM
Dess FM
Ezra FM
FamilyGH
Focus FM
Fox FM
Garden City FM
GH Radio 1
Ghana Music Radio
GhanaWaves Radio
Gye Nyame FM
Happy FM
Hot FM
Joy FM
Kapital FM
Kasapa FM
Kente Radio
Kings Radio
Lens Radio
Light FM
Live 91.9FM
Live Xtra Ghana
Luv FM
Neat FM
New Mercury FM
Obaapa Radio Ghana
Okay FM
Oman FM
Otec FM
Oyerepa FM
Peace FM
Price FM
Radio Gold FM
Radio Lynk
Radio XYZ
RFI
Sikka FM
Silver FM
Starr FM
Sunsum FM
T4L Radio
TOP 103.1 FM
Ultimate FM
Voice of Victory (VOV)
Wantumi Radio
Y107.9 FM
Y97 FM
Tyme FM
Jubilee Radio
ABAAC FM
Holy FM
Victory FM
Lorlornyo FM
Volta star Radio
Tosh FM
TV stations Ghana
4Syte TV
Adom TV
Agoo TV
Ashaiman TV
Atinka TV
ATV
Bryt TV
Citi TV
Crystal TV
DGN
Discovery Television (fmr)
Dominion TV
e.tv Ghana
EGM TV GH
Family TV
GBC 2
GC TV
GHOne TV
GTV
Homebase TV
Joy Prime
Kantanka TV
Kessben TV
Konkonsa TV
LwPlus TV in
Max TV
Metro TV
Might TV
Net 2 TV
NTV
Obonu TV
Oceans TV
Onua TV
Pan-African TV
Praise TV
Sagani TV
Trotro TV
TV 7
TV Africa
TV XYZ
TV3
UTV
Zaa TV
ZTV
Zylofon TV
Ghana news sites, magazines and newspapers
3 News
Allghananews.com
Business & Financial Times
Business Ghana
Business in Ghana
Buzz Ghana
Chronicle
Citi Newsroom
Daily Graphic
Daily Guide
Finder
GH Base
GH Headlines
Ghana 360 News
Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC)
Ghana Man Sports
Ghana News Agency (GNA)
Ghana News Page
Ghana page
Ghana Review International
Ghana Soccer Net
Ghana Star
Ghana Web
Ghanaian Times
Herald
Modern Ghana
News Ghana
Peace FM
Pulse
Report Ghana News
Today
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Ghana has a GDP of 74 Billion USD which is the 8th highest GDP in Africa. However, the country’s GDP and economic growth are recovering after it was highly affected by the Corona Virus pandemic. The GDP growth had decreased from 6.5% in 2019 to 1.7% in 2020, especially due to the slump in oil prices and slow global economic activity. However, other sectors such as construction, manufacturing, and favorable cocoa and gold market helped Ghana survive the pandemic.
The increasing demand in Ghana’s major exports, improved business confidence, and successful implementation of the Ghana Covid-19 Alleviation and Revitalization of Enterprise support program have helped revive the country’s economic growth. The growth rate of Ghana’s economy is expected to reach 4% in 2021 and 4.1% in 2022. The inflation rate is also expected to drop to 8.2% in 2021 and 8% in 2022.
The fiscal deficit in Ghana is expected to drop to 7.2% in 2021 and 5.7% in 2022. Ghana’s ability to restore its economic growth is now only challenged by fiscal and debt risks. The country is expected to return to its fiscal responsibility budget deficit threshold of 5% in 2024.
Nonetheless, Ghana has positive economic outlook. With close to close 99 percent media penetration, businesses and organizations are taking advantage to reach their target audience through press release distribution. For more information on how to submit press release media in Ghana or Africa, go to AfricaNewswire.net’s submit press release page or contact us today at WhatsApp: +1 832-716-2363.
Press release distribution to media in Ghana
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