Nation TV, a prominent broadcasting network, has been conferred with a notable accolade at the sixth edition of the Anti-Corruption Awards.

This programme, aimed at strengthening good governance, serves to recognise individuals, organisations, agencies, and media entities that demonstrate exceptional integrity and accountability.

The event underscores the significance of reinforcing ethical practices, which are pivotal for the country's progress and the betterment of its citizens, remarked Ek, a representative involved with the awards.

Among the luminaries present was Nation TV host, Chotima Jankong, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to both the judges and organisers for bestowing this prestigious honour upon her and her team.

Chotima articulated the commitment of Nation TV to its mission of fostering a society that upholds transparency and fairness.

"The award is indeed an honour for Nation TV and a personal encouragement for me to pursue our efforts towards creating a transparent and fair society," Chotima stated.

She further reiterated the network’s unwavering dedication to combat corruption, identifying it as a formidable impediment to societal transformation.

This recognition serves not only as an acknowledgment of past achievements but also as a motivator for Nation TV to continue its journalistic pursuit of exposing and addressing corrupt practices across all levels.

Such awards are instrumental in propelling media outlets to hold accountable those who stray from ethical norms, thereby contributing positively to the national discourse on corruption.