Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen

Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen is a Ghanaian multimedia journalist, researcher, and sciencecommunicator specializing in climate change, air quality, environmental sustainability, andpublic health.He produces and hosts Climate Focus on JoyNews, a programme that examines climate andenvironmental issues affecting communities across Ghana. Through journalism,documentaries, and human-interest storytelling, he makes complex scientific andenvironmental topics accessible to diverse audiences.Mahmud is the Founder and…

Abigail Annoh

Abigail Annoh is a journalist with the Ghanaian Times, a subsidiary of the New TimesCorporation, based in Accra, Ghana. With more than a decade of experience, she has reportedextensively on health, gender, disability, and social development issues.Her journalism focuses on amplifying underreported voices, advancing public healthawareness, and fostering informed public discourse on issues of national and…

Lordina Agyemang Duah

Lordina Agyemang Duah is a journalist with the Kumasi bureau of Asaase BroadcastingCorporation. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies from the University ofCape Coast and brings substantial newsroom experience to her work.Her reporting focuses on environmental issues and the lived experiences of underservedcommunities. Passionate about public-interest journalism, she is committed to amplifying thevoices…

Kingsley Elijah Hope

Kingsley Elijah Hope, popularly known as Hope King, is an award-winning Ghanaianjournalist with over a decade of experience in science, environmental, investigative, anddevelopment reporting. Based in Kumasi, he serves as the Ashanti Regional Correspondentfor the Ghanaian Times and also contributes to the Weekly Spectator. He is the foundingExecutive Director of the Science and Technology Communicators of Ghana (SaTCoG),…

Clankson Acheampong

Clankson Acheampong is a Ghanaian broadcast journalist with nearly five years ofexperience in radio and digital journalism. She works with Asaase Radio in Accra, where shecovers governance, health, climate, environmental, and social development issues.She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics and Sociology from the University ofGhana, Legon.Driven by a passion for public-interest journalism,…

Caleb Ahinakwah

Caleb Ahinakwah is a Ghanaian journalist, fact-checker, and communications consultant withmore than a decade of experience in broadcast, digital, and investigative journalism. He is aSenior Online Journalist with MyJoyOnline, where he reports on governance, climate change,public health, environmental sustainability, digital public infrastructure, human rights, andsocial development.His work is rooted in accountability journalism and data-driven storytelling,…

Joyce Gyekye

Joyce Gyekye is an award-winning broadcast journalist with the Ghana BroadcastingCorporation and more than two decades of experience in journalism. She is recognised forproducing impactful news reports and radio programmes on climate change, public health, airpollution, agriculture, and sustainable development in Ghana.A strong advocate for public-interest journalism, Joyce focuses on amplifying the voices ofvulnerable and…

Mark Kwasi Ahumah Smith

Mark Kwasi Ahumah Smith is a Ghanaian broadcast journalist, documentary storyteller, andphotojournalist based in the Upper East Region. A journalist with A1 Radio Bolgatanga, he isknown for development-focused reporting on governance, economic issues, accountability,and the challenges facing underserved communities. Through radio, photography, anddocumentary filmmaking, he amplifies voices often overlooked in national discourse,particularly in northern Ghana.His…

Edwin Kwakofi

Edwin Kwakofi is a broadcast journalist with 11 years of experience across television, radio,and digital media. A communications graduate, he has built expertise in reporting andstorytelling across a broad range of beats, including sports, business, entertainment, politics,and social affairs.Since the start of his journalism career, Edwin has worked with Citi FM and Channel OneTV, where…

Jennifer Ambolley

Jennifer Ambolley is a Ghanaian journalist with The Chronicle newspaper, where sheproduces investigative and feature stories on public health, environmental justice, andtechnology. She is also an experienced communications professional with expertise in mediastrategy, communication management, and fact-checking.Jennifer holds a B.A. in Communication Studies from the University of Media, Arts andCommunication (UniMAC). Her journalism has earned significant recognition,…

Prince Owusu Asiedu 

Prince Owusu Asiedu is a Ghanaian broadcast journalist with extensive experience coveringsocial and development issues, including public health, road safety, gender, climate change,and environmental sustainability. He is committed to using journalism to drive publicawareness, accountability, and positive social change. He holds a degree in Human ResourceManagement from the University of Cape Coast.His impactful reporting has…

Albert Oppong-Ansah 

Albert Oppong-Ansah is a Ghanaian science and environmental journalist with more than adecade of experience reporting across Ghana and West Africa on climate change, airpollution, clean energy, public health, and environmental governance. His work bridgesscientific research, public policy, and journalism, translating complex evidence intocompelling stories that inform the public, strengthen accountability, and support betterdecision-making.Through investigative…