When the interviewer becomes the interviewee: 10 Ghanaian media personalities who crossed into politics
For years, Journalism and politics have always shared a complicated relationship in Ghana. Journalists have occupied a unique position in Ghana’s democratic landscape. They question politicians, scrutinise government policies, moderate public debates and give citizens a platform to demand accountability. But what happens when the person holding the microphone decides to leave the media space […]
In Ghana, journalism and politics have maintained a complex relationship over the years. Journalists have played a crucial role in holding politicians accountable, scrutinizing government policies, and providing a platform for public debate. However, what happens when a journalist who has spent years questioning politicians decides to transition into politics themselves?
This phenomenon has occurred several times in Ghana's political history, raising questions about whether a journalist's experience in holding politicians accountable can translate into effective governance. Here are ten Ghanaian media personalities who have made the journey from journalism to politics.
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