Stanbic Bank reaffirms commitment to responsible journalism at 29th GJA Awards

Kwamina Asomaning, Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Ghana
Accra | Ghana, 11th November 2025: Stanbic Bank Ghana has reaffirmed its purpose: ‘Ghana is our home, we drive her growth with innovative and best-in-class solutions,’ through its sustained sponsorship of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Awards over the past two decades.
This partnership underscores the bank’s belief that supporting a professional and innovative media landscape is a critical, non-financial catalyst for fostering a strong democracy and thriving economy.
Kwamina Asomaning, Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Ghana, commended journalists for their contribution to national progress, noting: “For nearly two decades, Stanbic Bank has stood with Ghana’s journalists, championing truth, transparency, and progress. When journalism thrives, democracy strengthens, and businesses grow.”
He congratulated all award winners for their dedication and integrity, describing their work as “essential to Ghana’s democratic resilience.”
The bank further applauded the exceptional contributions of Journalist of the Year, Godwin Asediba of TV3, and Female Journalist of the Year, Doreen Ampofo of GTV as beacons of excellence in the field.
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About Stanbic Bank Ghana
Stanbic Bank Ghana, a member of the Standard Bank Group, is committed to driving Ghana’s growth through partnerships that empower people, strengthen institutions, and promote sustainable development. For 26 years, Stanbic Bank Ghana has stood at the vanguard of the nation’s banking sector, not merely as a financial institution, but as a catalyst for growth, innovation, and world-class financial intermediation. Since opening its doors in 1999, the bank has consistently ranked among Ghana’s elite tier-one banks, distinguished by its financial strength, cutting-edge solutions, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
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