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The Chairman of the National Media Commission (NMC), Mr Kabral Blay-Amihere, has cautioned radio stations to be mindful of the impact of the spoken word and ensure that the airwaves are not used to foment discord and disunity in the country.

In a speech read on his behalf by Mr Elvis Aryeh, a member of the commission, at the launch of the 10th anniversary of Adom FM in Accra last Tuesday, the NMC chairman urged all concerned that what was said on the airwaves should promote peace and not instability, rancour or bitterness.

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‘High Definition’ is currently the hot buzzword in the ever-evolving world of television and from Monday February 15, DStv audiences in Africa have so much more choice with the launch of the M-NET AFRICA HD channel on DStv channel 170.

Running 20 hours daily until April 1 at which time it will become a 24 hour channel, M-NET AFRICA HD is available only to DStv Premium subscribers who have an HD ready television and who access their DStv services through the technologically advanced HD PVR decoder.  

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Jammin Africa Radio Show on YFM 107.7After a year of well structured operations in Accra, one of Ghana’s newest but authoritative urban radio stations, YFM Ghana (107.7MHz) has won the admiration of many discerning Ghanaians in Accra and beyond.

YFM for the past year has successfully exhibited professionalism in its programming and promotions. The station manager, Mr. George Brun, has revealed that in the quest to further enhance the station’s programming for the New Year, starting on Sunday 10th January 2010, YFM will begin broadcasting the world famous “Zain Jamming Africa Show”.

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Daddy Bosco,  Prog. Manager - Adom FM. Photo: Adom FMA Presenter of Channel R, 92.7 FM, an Accra-based radio station, Agyeman Prempeh, has threatened to take on a fellow presenter for failing to promote a song he was paid to promote.

Spilling the beans on Channel R’s 205 entertainment programme on Wednesday, December 30, Agyeman described the presenter, who is with Adom 106.3 FM, as a gentle and well-dressed guy, but declined to disclose his identity.

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Lydia Forson was missing in action. Photo: Ghana Music.comAfter opening season 5 of the TV3 hit singing competition and receiving some public backlash, it appears that the network or producers have decided to drop actress Lydia Forson as host of the reality series.

It was not clear from the beginning whether she would be the substantive host for the new season but comments left on her Facebook page suggested that she would be back the following week with an improved performance.

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