Investigative Journalism Workshops Ghana 2025

The MFWA is offering a series of three intensive, residential capacity-building workshops for journalists in Ghana. The trainings cover investigative journalism, data journalism, fact-checking, and the use of Ghana’s Right to Information law, with a focus on reporting on corruption and accountability. The programme aims to strengthen investigative reporting capacity for 30 journalists, with a minimum 30% female participation, and runs across three connected workshops in different regions.

Three separate three-day residential workshops focusing on investigative reporting, RTI usage, and data journalism with gender-differentiated considerations.

Be a practicing journalist based in Ghana and able to participate in all three residential workshops.

Submit a CV, cover letter, a sample story, and a consent letter from an editor; shortlisted applicants will be invited for a brief virtual interview.