In the Vice Presidential race, Ms Rebecca Ekpe emerged vic­torious with 414 votes, ahead of Ms Mary Mensah who garnered 272 votes.

Mr Dominic Hlordzi was elected General Secretary, obtaining 443 votes against his opponent, Mr Akwasi Agyeman, who received 247 votes.

The position of Organising Secretary went to Mr Suleiman Mustapha, who polled 365 votes, surpassing Mr Maxwell Kudekor who attained 321 votes.

Mrs Bertha Badu-Agyei was elected Treasurer with 401 votes, defeating her challenger, Ms Theodora Ametedor Yakanu, who secured 287 votes.

Mr Zadok Kwame Gyesi won the Public Affairs position with 431 votes, beating Mr Caesar Abagali who polled 253 votes.

In his victory speech, Mr Dwumfour expressed gratitude to members of the GJA for the confidence reposed in him for a second term.

According to him, his victory was not a personal achievement, but one for the Association and its entire membership.

He stated that he was com­mitted to working collaborative­ly for the advancement of the GJA.

“It is a victory for every journalist who believes in the power of truth, who strives for excellence, and who champi­ons the cause of the free and responsible press in Ghana.

“It is a testament to our collective vision for a stronger, more vibrant, and more impact­ful GJA,” Mr Dwumfour said.

Mr Dwumfour indicated that his second term would focus on consolidating the gains made, learning from past challenges, and advancing the Association’s impact.

He reaffirmed his commit­ment to the welfare, safety, and professional development of journalists, and pledged to con­tinue advocating for improved working conditions, enhanced press freedom, and increased protection for all media practi­tioners.

“To combat impunity against journalists, ensuring that those who attack or threaten our members are brought to justice, creating a freer media environ­ment for all.

“We will continue to hold power accountable, to be the voice of the voiceless, and to provide accurate, balanced, and insightful information that em­powers you to make informed decisions,” he added.

 BY TIMES REPORTER