Special Aide to the President, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, Esq., has donated GH₵10,000 to support activities marking the 10th anniversary of Radio Tamale.
The donation, presented on her behalf by Zolah Malema earlier today, was received by the station’s accountant as part of preparations for a decade‑long celebration of broadcasting excellence in the Northern Region.
Over the past ten years, Radio Tamale has grown into one of northern Ghana’s most influential media platforms, playing a vital role in informing the public, shaping discourse, and promoting development across the region.
Supporters of the station described the gesture as a reflection of Joyce Bawah Mogtari’s consistent commitment to the progress of the Northern Region, noting that her contributions often extend beyond politics to community empowerment and institutional support.
They emphasised that her longstanding dedication to social development continues to inspire initiatives that uplift people and strengthen local institutions.
The GH₵10,000 contribution is expected to bolster activities planned for the anniversary celebration as Radio Tamale commemorates a decade of dedicated service to its listeners.
The gesture has drawn widespread commendation, with many describing it as timely and a strong endorsement of media growth and development in northern Ghana.
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