The so-called ‘station of the nation’, the same station that once killed off a former South African President like a useless blog desperate for traffic, are now fighting tooth and nail for government to collect tv licence for them to chop.
They have become so desperate they have successfully lobbied for government to set up courts to jail Ghanaians who fail to pay the money that they want.
The floodgates for courtesy calls, warm gestures and congratulatory messages on the doorsteps of the president-elect, Akuffo Addo is still very open as the former president of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki graced his home.
Thabo who is also the leader of the Commonwealth Observer Mission, had earlier urged Ghanaians to have a free and transparent election devoid of any turmoil.
Ghana’s proud ‘station of the nation’ has turned Ghana into a laughingstock abroad, according to comedienne Afia Schwarzenegger.
The state broadcaster recently stunned the whole country when they fell for the cheapest of tricks, declaring that former South African President Thabo Mbeki had died based on nothing more than a fake news report.
This is the epitome of embarrassment. The state broadcaster taken in by a cheap internet trick.
How long does it take to fact-check in this day and age?
