Investigative journalist Justice Kwaku Annan has joined the Class Media Group.

He will be hosting a new political programme called 'The Frontline'.

Mr Annan has more than two decades of experience in media practice. 

His interest in journalism began in his early days as a teenager. But his father had different plans for him, because he wanted him to become an engineer. 

Despite his father's wish, his hidden passion led him to the world of journalism.      

Mr Annan has worked in almost all aspects of media, which includes print, electronic and the digital space.

He began his journalism sojourn at the Crusading Guide before moving to TV Africa where became a co-host of a current affairs programme dubbed 'Oman Yi Mu Nsem' with Adakabre Frimpong Manso. After a period, he moved to Vibe FM to become the host of a political talk show and doubled as a parliamentary correspondent.

Later, he became the regional correspondent for Kapital Radio in Kumasi. It was during the same period that he became a senior reporter at the Daily Searchlight. His next move was to his own online radio platform called GMK Radio.

Subsequently, he joined Choice FM, then moved to Hot FM, Kingdom FM and finally to Net2 TV where he became the host of a programme called 'The Seat Show'.   

He left Net2 TV after the show was cancelled and went back to digital media to launch a YouTube channel with his team called 'The Hawk TV'.

Mr Annan undertook a lot of investigative works in the past years and still does.

In line with his field of specialisation, he will be hosting 'The Frontline', a new investigative magazine show on Labone-based CTV.

Class Media Group (CMG) operates various subsidiaries, including Class FM, Accra FM, No 1FM, Adehyee FM, Kumasi FM, Taadi FM, Sunyani FM, Dagbon FM, CTV, and Classfmonline.com.