A Strategic Development Plan that will position GBC to efficiently render service as a Public Service broadcaster is underway. The Deputy Director General of GBC Kwabena Sarpong-Anane stated this when he interacted with staff of the Corporation at Wa in the Upper West Region as part of his two day working visit to the Region.
Mr. Sarpong-Anane said GBC will be more efficient in service delivery if it receives public funding. To this end, he said a proposal will soon be laid before Parliament for the enforcement of payment of new TV license fees.
The Deputy Director-General advised staff to exhibit a high sense of professionalism and always ensure that their services are geared towards the betterment of society. He commended both past and present staff for working tirelessly to sustain the Corporation since its establishment 74 years ago.
The Acting Regional Director, Chris Alalbila expressed gratitude to the Deputy Director General for visiting the Region twice within 18 months to acquaint himself with the challenges of staff of the Corporation.
Mr. Alalbila appealed to management of GBC to expedite action on the construction of a fence wall for the Regional station to ensure security of workers and equipment.
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