David Adadevoh Appointed Editor of Ghanaian Times Following Successful Tenure as Acting Head

David Adadevoh has been officially appointed as the Editor of the Ghanaian Times, effective immediately. With a career spanning nearly two decades at the New Times Corporation, Adadevoh steps into the role after serving as the publication's Acting Editor since February 2026. His confirmation marks a significant leadership milestone for the state-owned media house, as he is tasked with steering the editorial direction of one of Ghana’s most historic and influential daily newspapers. Adadevoh's appointment is seen as a move to consolidate editorial excellence and maintain the publication's competitive edge in a rapidly changing media landscape.

Adadevoh’s journey with the New Times Corporation began in 2007. Over the years, he has systematically risen through the journalistic ranks, holding pivotal positions including Senior Reporter, Chief Reporter, Business Editor, and Deputy Editor. This deep-rooted experience within the organization has provided him with a comprehensive understanding of newsroom operations, from the nuances of daily reporting to the complexities of high-level editorial management. During his tenure as Acting Editor, he was instrumental in overseeing the paper’s editorial processes and representing the publication at high-profile national events, demonstrating his readiness for the permanent role.

His professional background is bolstered by significant academic achievements and specialized international training. Adadevoh holds a Master’s degree in Public Affairs from the University of Ghana, which provides him with a strong foundation for analyzing the socio-political issues central to Ghanaian news. Furthermore, he has actively sought global perspectives, participating in specialized economic journalism training in Germany in 2007 and attending the prestigious Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists in 2010. His professional excellence was recognized early in his career when he was named runner-up for the Young Promising Journalist of the Year by the Ghana Journalists Association in 2013.

The appointment of Mr. Adadevoh is expected to bring stability and a renewed focus on high-quality, investigative reporting to the Ghanaian Times. As the media landscape continues to evolve, Adadevoh’s extensive background in both business and public affairs journalism positions him to guide the paper through modern digital challenges while maintaining its tradition of editorial integrity. His leadership will be crucial in ensuring that the Ghanaian Times remains a primary source of credible news and insightful analysis for the public.