Wontumi Multimedia has appealed to the National Communications Authority (NCA) to lift the suspension of its broadcasting operations, insisting it has met all regulatory requirements.
In a letter dated August 12, 2025, addressed to the Acting Director of the NCA, Edmund Y. Fianko, General Manager Chris Joe Quaicoe stated that the station had fulfilled all conditions outlined in the regulator’s June 12 directive.
The station said it had applied for authorisation to operate a Studio-to-Transmitter Link (STL), obtained a fire safety certificate, secured an Environmental Protection Agency permit for its mast, paid outstanding regulatory and spectrum fees amounting to GH₵22,330, and invited the NCA for a follow-up inspection.
Wontumi Multimedia urged the authority to review its compliance status and reinstate its licence, adding that the matter is also being pursued through legal channels.
Earlier on August 12, 2025, the NCA ordered the suspension of three radio stations owned by Wontumi Multimedia Company Limited for violating broadcasting regulations. The authority cited failure to address critical breaches, including the unauthorised use of STL frequencies and unapproved transmitter locations, as reasons for the suspension.
Source: AdomOnline
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