“Communicate” Magazine launched to improve the art of communication in Ghana



Strategic Communications Africa Ltd. (Stratcomm Africa) has introduced a new book known as “communicate”magazine.
 The “communicate” magazine is a master book that seeks to help Ghanaians improve upon the art of communication in which ever field of life they find themselves.

The book showcases the value of communications in various sectors of the economy including banking, agriculture, mining, oil and gas education and industry. It also covers a variety of communication-related subjects such as social media, corporate social responsibility, branding, advertising and communication for development and for intercultural understanding.

Speaking at the launch, Managing Director of Graphic Communications Limited  
Mr. Kenneth Ashigbey noted the book is specifically designed to help educate Ghanaians on the values of Communication to human existence.
It is also seeks to motivate and inform its users into the mastery of the art of communication which is a useful tool to humans in every days life, he said.

“The magazine takes the reader to the realm of public relations and lays bare the misconceptions PR and authoritatively articulates what public relations stands for”  he added

He said the style of writing and topical nature of the articles in the maiden edition make interesting reading, urging every Ghanaian to grab a copy for reading.

Mr. Asigbey lauded the editorial team for the initiative for their high sense of professionalism in bringing the wonderful pieces together that makes a great book.

Managing Director of Airtel Ghana, Ms. Lucy Quist, describe the “Communicate” magazine as a perfect masterpiece Statcomm Africa has  delivered  to the doorstep of Ghanaians which will contribute to  the best practice in the communication industry in totality.

She therefore urged everyone to buy a copy for themselves and families, which is being sold for GH 10.00 cedis a copy, adding it is not only meant for the use of corporate entities but everybody in general regardless of their status.

CEO of Stratcomm Africa and PR Personality of the Year 2013 Ms. Esther A. N. Cobbah, who explained the rationale behind the launch of the ‘communicate’ magazine, said effective communication is critical to every field of human endeavor, and without it, the development of humanity is affected.  This, she said was the reason why her outfit was poised with the introduction of the ‘communicate’ magazine.  

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