Lily Mohammed Honoured As Best TV Female Newscaster

Lily Mohammed, host of GHOne TV’s morning show, GHToday, and news anchor on Starr 103.5 FM, was on Saturday, 7th February 2026, honoured at the 15th GoldBond Radio and Television Personality (RTP) Awards 2025 as Best Television Female Newscaster Of The Year.

The award for the broadcast journalist and news anchor, marks a significant moment in her professional journey and adding to the growing celebration of excellence within Ghana’s broadcast media space.

The award ceremony, held at the Accra International Conference Centre saw patrons, industry players, and invited guests, as well as personalities from various media platforms come together to celebrate outstanding contributions to television and radio.

At the centre of the moment was the presentation of a gold-toned statuette bearing a star symbol, an emblem widely associated with distinction and achievement within the RTP Awards scheme.

The inscription on the base of the trophy identified the category as “TV Female Newscaster of the Year,” confirming the honour conferred on Lily Mohammed during the evening’s proceedings.

The atmosphere suggested a formal and celebratory event, with stage lighting, performances, and an audience seated in anticipation of each announcement.

Lily won the category over personalities like Serwaa Amihere of GHONE TV, Bernice Abu Baidoo of GHONE TV, Afia Akyere of UTV, Abena Soreno Yankyere of DGN TV, Maame Esi Nyamekye Thompson of JOY NEWS, Abena Kyei Boakye of UTV and Ayisha Yakubu Halid of TV3.

Though award ceremonies often capture only a single moment of recognition, the honour typically reflects years of commitment, discipline, and consistency in professional practice.

In the world of television journalism, newscasters occupy a central role in shaping public understanding. Their responsibility goes beyond reading scripts; they interpret events, present facts, and communicate stories that affect individuals and communities.

Lily Mohammed’s recognition in this category points to the impact of her work in the field of broadcast journalism. Every bulletin she has delivered over the period carries the weight of public trust, making the role of a newscaster both influential and demanding. Being acknowledged at a national platform such as the RTP Awards suggests a level of professionalism that resonates with both audiences and industry stakeholders.

In recent years, the presence of women in prominent media roles has continued to grow, with many female broadcasters earning recognition for their contributions. Awards such as this serve not only as personal milestones but also as reflections of broader progress within the profession. The recognition of a female newscaster highlights the evolving face of media and the increasing visibility of women in leadership and public communication roles.

For many viewers, television news remains a primary source of information. The people who present the news become familiar faces in homes, delivering updates on national issues, community developments, and global events. Over time, consistency and professionalism help build public confidence. It is within this context that honours like the RTP award gain their significance.

Industry observers often note that behind every polished news broadcast is a demanding routine. Preparation for news presentation involves research, fact-checking, script review, and coordination with production teams.

Late hours, early mornings, and the pressure of live broadcasts are part of the profession. Recognition at an awards ceremony, therefore, stands as a moment to acknowledge the unseen labour that goes into maintaining standards in broadcast journalism.

The setting of the ceremony, as reflected in the background of the award presentation, captured a blend of celebration and prestige. With stage lights shining and an audience seated in anticipation, the moment symbolized more than an individual win. It represented a shared appreciation for professionalism within the media sector.

The RTP Awards have, over the years, gained attention for spotlighting talent across the broadcasting industry. Recognition in any category is often seen as a validation of sustained effort and impact. In the case of Lily Mohammed, the honour reflects a moment of professional affirmation within a competitive and highly visible field.

For Lily Mohammed, the moment represents both recognition and responsibility. In journalism, each achievement often signals the beginning of higher expectations. With public trust at the core of the profession, honours such as the RTP TV Female Newscaster of the Year award serve as reminders of the standards that define credible and impactful broadcasting.