The immediate Past Chairman of the National Media Commission, Nana Kwasi Gyan-Appenteng has deplored the long delay in the passage of the Broadcasting Law.
He said there is no justification that twenty years after the process to have a new broadcasting law began, nothing positive has come out of it.
This development he said has created a loophole for the proliferation of the airspace with a host of media houses promoting their own agenda.
Comparing the media space of today with that of yester year, the veteran journalist said currently, Ghana has achieved quantity in media space, but lacks quality in their broadcasting, a situation he said used to be the reverse in his days.
While calling for the harmonization of laws to govern the airspace, Nana Gyan-Appenteng said the state needs to work on that as the National Media Commission, cannot handle it alone.