2026 World Press Freedom Index

Ghana Scores 72.2% to Jump from 52nd to 39th in 2026 World Press Freedom Index

2 May 2026

Ghana has emerged as one of Africa’s leading countries in media freedom, ranking 4th on the continent and 39th globally in the 2026 World Press Freedom Index published by Reporters ...

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