Kevin Taylor's Loud Silence TV Channel Responds to Shutdown Rumours Online

• Kevin Taylor's Loud Silence TV has responded to claims that it had been shut down from broadcasting in Ghana
• In a post, the media station debunked the rumours and shared an update on Taylor's political commentary show
• Loud Silence TV's response to the rumours of its shutdown has triggered mixed reactions from social media users

Controversial US-based NDC activist Kevin Baidoo Ekow Taylor's Loud Silence TV channel has responded to rumours that they have been shut down from operating in Ghana.

On Saturday, February 28, 2026, Loud Silence Media announced on its official Facebook page that it would be embarking on an indefinite break from airing Kevin Taylor's regular political commentary show, With All Due Respect, on their channel.

In the post, the NDC activist's media station noted that they would later publicly announce a new date for the resumption of their broadcast.

The post stated:

"This is to formally announce to you our cherished viewers and followers that we are going on an indefinite break. Our resumption date will later be announced."

Following the announcement, speculation has become rife online, with many viral clips alleging that the controversial broadcast channel is no longer operational.

However, there has been no official confirmation from Kevin Taylor or any regulatory authority regarding a permanent shutdown.

The controversial online figure had previously accused some high-profile individuals, including the director general of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), Professor Amin Alhassan, of attempting to get his media channel shut down.

The Facebook post of Loud Silence TV announcing their break from broadcasting is below:

Loud Silence TV responds to shutdown rumours

In a post on their official Facebook page on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Loud Silence TV debunked online rumours that their channel's operations had been shut down in Ghana.

They shared a photo of the television channel airing a CNN broadcast and stated that they were still operating without any challenges in Ghana.

Loud Silence TV also reiterated that Kevin Taylor's With All Due Respect show was on a hiatus and would resume broadcast sooner rather than later.

The TV station also urged their audience to share photos of their broadcast from their homes in response to the rumours.

They stated:

"LSTV is still live. We have not been shut down as speculated. The WADR show is just on a break, and we will be back soon. Is your TV on? Share with Us!"

The Facebook post of Loud Silence TV responding to the shutdown rumours is below:

Kevin Taylor's TV channel's remarks stirs reactions

YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:

Saeed Mohammed Nurudeen commented:

"Yes, the TV is on. We are watching CNN for now."

Ralhal Nana Yaw Daniel said:

"Loud Silence TV is live and clear. Just waiting for the return of KT."

Jamila Ayinga Fuseini wrote:

"I sleep on your station since you went for break."

Nana Yaa Brefo confirms Kevin Taylor's gift

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Nana Yaa Brefo confirmed that she had received the car gift from Kevin Taylor days after he pledged to support her with her Uber work.

In a social media post, the media personality, who now resides in the US, expressed her gratitude to the activist and reporter, with whom she had beefed in recent years.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh