
MR. Torgbor Mensah Passes On
It is with a deep sorrow that we inform you that the President of the Advertising Association of Ghana (AAG), Mr. Torgbor Mensah, passed away suddenly on Saturday, October 23,

It is with a deep sorrow that we inform you that the President of the Advertising Association of Ghana (AAG), Mr. Torgbor Mensah, passed away suddenly on Saturday, October 23,

17th of September 2021: The Advertising Association of Ghana represented by the Executive Director, Mr. Francis Dadzie at the Okaikwei Municipal Assembly’s stakeholders meeting on the Ministry of Local Government

May 11, 20210 … offenders to be prosecuted The Advertising Association of Ghana (AAG) has begun a new fight against the indiscriminate mounting of billboards in the various regional

Monday 26th April, 2021 For Immediate Release, The Advertising Association of Ghana is pleased to announce the nomination of Mr. Torgbor Mensah as an Outdoor Lions Shortlist Juror at the

The exercise is to make lawfully placed advertising boards more visible and to ensure sanity along the streets. The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Mr Henry Quartey, made this known last

The Advertising Association of Ghana (AAG) has called for fresh ideas and a new communication strategy to effectively get the message across to the public, in order to curb the new wave

The Advertising Association of Ghana (AAG) has expressed worry at the continuous delay in passing the advertising bill into law, saying, the sector is at the brink of a takeover

November 2, 2020, Accra Ghana. The Advertising Association of Ghana (AAG) represented by the President, Mr. Torgbor Mensah; the International Advertising Association (IAA) World President, Mr. Joel Nettey; the Vice

Accra, August 26, 2020: The Advertising Association of Ghana President – Mr. Torgbor Mensah received a delegation from the Association of Alcohol Manufacturers and Importers (AAMI) for a stakeholder engagement

Thursday, July 30, 2020 – Dialogue with Parliamentary Select Committee on Trade and Industry to lay before Parliament the passage of the Advertising Council Bill.