Ghana Guardian is a Ghanaian online news publisher founded in 2008 and based in Abelemkpe, Accra. It covers national affairs across politics and governance, the economy and business, public safety, education and health, and global developments that affect Ghanaian readers. Sport is a core pillar: the newsroom reports daily on the Ghana Premier League, the Black Stars and the country’s professionals abroad, while tracking major European competitions that engage local fans. Entertainment and showbiz coverage is another hallmark, with breaking celebrity stories, television news and lifestyle features. Business reporting spans sectors from manufacturing and construction to technology and hospitality, with attention to how policy and markets shape daily life.
The organization sets out a mission to make sense of a fast‑changing world, challenge wrongdoing, stand up for the underdog and keep readers both informed and entertained. Its editorial practices reference the Editors’ Code of Practice (IPSO), with expectations for verification, source assessment and a visible corrections process. Ghana Guardian serves audiences in Ghana and the diaspora, combining breaking updates with commentary and analysis.
The outlet is edited by Eric Nana Prekoh, supported by staff writers including Emmanuel Asiamah, Prince Antwi and Yaw Opoku Amoako. Beyond general news, its sustained football desk and entertainment reporting have made it a regular reference point for Ghana’s sports and culture conversations.