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Portia Gabor recalls being told: ‘A pregnant woman should not read the news’

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Award-winning broadcaster Portia Gabor has recounted the shocking comments she received from viewers while reading the news during pregnancy, highlighting the gender biases that persist in Ghana’s media industry. Speaking as a moderator at the official launch of the Strategy Document on Gender Equality in the Media in Ghana on Thursday, 27th March 2025, Gabor shared how she and other female journalists continue to face discrimination. Read Also …
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Portia Gabor recalls being told: ‘A pregnant woman should not read the news’ - Live Ghana TV

Award-winning broadcaster Portia Gabor has recounted the shocking comments she received from viewers while reading the news during pregnancy, highlighting the gender biases that persist in Ghana’s media industry. Speaking as a moderator at the official launch of the Strategy Document on Gender Equality in the Media in Ghana on Thursday, 27th March 2025, Gabor shared how she and other female journalists continue to face discrimination. Read Also…

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Portia Gabor recalls being told: ‘A pregnant woman should not read the news’

Award-winning broadcaster Portia Gabor has recounted the shocking comments she received from viewers while reading the news during pregnancy, highlighting the gender biases that persist in Ghana’s media industry. Speaking as a moderator at the official launch of the Strategy Document on Gender Equality in the Media in Ghana on Thursday, 27th March 2025, Gabor shared how she and other female journalists continue to face discrimination. Read Also …

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