The aim is to correctively rewrite Ghana’s marginalised media histories within a postcolonial context.
Analyzes historical media narratives
Applies frameworks of postcolonial and subaltern studies
Explores cultural implications of decolonisation
Identifies significant gaps in existing media histories
Suggests alternative narratives that empower local voices
Highlights the importance of social justice in media representation
Abstract
Positioned within postcolonial and subaltern studies, Media, Culture and Decolonisation advances “re-righting,” correctively rewriting Ghana’s marginalised media histories and restoring social just...