David Adadevoh Appointed Editor of Ghanaian Times Following 18-Year Tenure

David Adadevoh has been officially appointed as the Editor of the Ghanaian Times, marking a significant milestone in a career that has spanned nearly two decades within the New Times Corporation. His appointment, which takes effect immediately, comes after a successful stint as the acting Editor since February 2026. During his time in the acting role, Adadevoh was responsible for overseeing the newspaper's comprehensive editorial processes and representing the publication at high-level national and international engagements, demonstrating the leadership qualities required for the substantive position.

Adadevoh’s journey with the Ghanaian Times began in 2007 when he first joined the New Times Corporation. Over the past 18 years, he has steadily risen through the ranks, gaining deep operational experience in various newsroom capacities, including roles as a senior reporter and deputy editor. His long-term commitment to the institution has provided him with an intimate understanding of the newspaper's core values and editorial standards, making him a natural choice to lead the newsroom into its next chapter.

Beyond his practical experience, Adadevoh brings a robust academic and professional background to the role. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Affairs and has sought out specialized international training to refine his craft. His credentials include specialized coursework in economic journalism completed in Germany in 2007 and participation in the prestigious Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists in 2010. These academic foundations, combined with his membership in the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), underscore his preparedness for the complexities of modern editorial management.

Recognized early in his career for his potential, Adadevoh was named the runner-up for the GJA’s Young Promising Journalist of the Year award in 2013. His official elevation to Editor is expected to provide the Ghanaian Times with stable, experienced leadership focused on maintaining journalistic excellence. As the media landscape continues to evolve, Adadevoh is tasked with guiding the state-owned daily toward continued relevance and authority in its reporting on national and global affairs.