Building trust and unity through Ethical Communication: Insights from IPR Ghana’s Pre-Election campaign
As Ghana gears up for its elections, there’s one undeniable truth: communication is more than just a tool for political engagement; it is the lifeblood of a healthy democracy. The country's democratic history has seen periods of tension and, in some cases, violence. Ethical communication, especially in an election year, holds the power to unite or divide, to build trust or sow discord. This year, the Institute of Public Relations (IPR) Ghana has launched its “Speak Truth For Peace” campaign that urges all Ghanaians, particularly political communicators, to adopt ethical practices in their political discourse. It is a call to...
