JoyNews’ Fred Quame Asare adjudged 2026 Best Community Reporter in Volta Region
Joy News Volta Regional Correspondent, Fred Quame Asare, has been adjudged the Best Community Reporter at the 4th Volta Ghana Journalist Media Awards ceremony, held in Ho over the weekend. His feature on the devastation caused by tidal waves along the west coast of the region, “The Sinking Community of Agavedzi”, was ranked first among […]
Fred Quame Asare, a correspondent for Joy News in Ghana's Volta region, was awarded Best Community Reporter at the 4th Volta Ghana Journalist Media Awards. His piece, "The Sinking Community of Agavedzi," highlighted the impact of tidal waves on coastal erosion victims, detailing how they adapt to life after their homes were destroyed.
The article was recognized as the top contender in its category. In his acceptance speech, Mr. Asare expressed gratitude to the Ghana Journalists Association for Volta (GJA Volta), God for his guidance, and his family and partners for their support throughout his 16-year career. He pledged to continue reporting from rural Ghana, aiming to empower the voiceless and transform communities.
Daniel Agbesi Latsu of GNA was named the best reporter in agriculture, while Edward Williams of GNA won the best health report award. Desmond Selase Aggor of ChannelOneTV secured the Sports and Education category, earning the GJA/Ras Muta Most Promising Journalist of the Year accolade. Michael Foli Jackidy of GNA took home the Tourism and Disability/Gender categories, becoming the GJA/Hon.
James Gunu Journalist of the Year. Ho FM was awarded Best Morning Show, and Sabina Manorky Sowu of Ho Technical University was recognized as the Best Student Journalist. The Best Business Reporter award remained on hold pending further clarification.
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