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Asaase Radio Silenced Over Licence Slipup
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 42290, member: 636"] Officials shut down Asaase Radio after the station failed to renew its broadcasting permit on time. The National Communications Authority closed the popular Accra station just days before its fifth birthday celebration. Station founder Gabby Asare Otchere-Darko confirmed the closure on social media Thursday. Management should have renewed the license back in October but waited until December 2024. The delay violated important broadcasting rules that all radio stations must follow. Government regulators targeted 62 radio stations that broke licensing requirements across Ghana. The Communications Ministry ordered the crackdown after an audit found widespread rule violations. Asaase Radio must fix all compliance problems before officials allow it back on the airwaves. The authority warned that stations cannot ignore regulatory demands without facing serious consequences. Radio operators play important roles in national development but must respect all legal obligations. [/QUOTE]
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