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Luv FM journalists sweep top honours at GJA Ashanti Regional Media Excellence Awards

Luv FM journalists sweep top honours at GJA Ashanti Regional Media Excellence Awards

Journalists from Luv FM, a subsidiary of the Multimedia Group Limited, have won multiple awards at the 2025 Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Ashanti Regional Media Excellence Awards. Emmanuel Bright Quaicoe Clinton Yeboah secured first place in both Best Health Journalism and Best Business and Economy Journalism.

Journalists from Luv FM, a subsidiary of the Multimedia Group Limited, have won multiple awards at the 2025 Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Ashanti Regional Media Excellence Awards. Four journalists from the Kumasi-based station received honours across several categories, with Emmanuel Bright Quaicoe taking the night’s top prize as Ashanti Regional Journalist of the Year.

Mr Quaicoe also won Best Feature Production, Best Agriculture Reporter, and placed second in Best Entertainment Journalism. Emmanuel Bright Quaicoe Clinton Yeboah secured first place in both Best Health Journalism and Best Business and Economy Journalism. Clinton Yeboah Nana Boakye Dankwah Yiadom won first place in Best Community Impact Journalism, placed second in Best Health Journalism and finished third in Best Environment, Science and Climate Journalism.

Nana Boakye Dankwah Yiadom Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen also swept awards, including Best Science, Climate and Environment Reporter, and placed third in the Best Feature Production Category The awards recognise journalistic work across different beats, including health, business, entertainment, environmental reporting and community impact. Mr Quaicoe’s overall regional award, alongside the category wins secured by his colleagues, highlights the range of reporting represented by the Luv FM team.

The GJA Ashanti Regional Media Excellence Awards celebrate journalists whose work contributes to public understanding of issues affecting communities across the region. Luv FM, based in Kumasi, is part of the Multimedia Group’s network of radio and television stations in Ghana. The regional winners are expected to feature in the broader national awards calendar, although their participation and final standings at the national level will depend on the applicable GJA arrangements.

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