Media & Press

Besides being in the media, I have worked in media too. Back in 2008, I was a radio journalist/DJ and broke a news story that lead to the resignation of an acting Minister of State. Thereafter, I became one of Ghana’s first digital media professionals: the first person employed by the Ghanaian government to work full-time in social media (at the Constitution Review Commission).

Below are a few times I have been interviewed or profiled for my work in culture, creativity, digital media, and education.

Interviews & Features

BBC: Leaving the UK and Going Home to Ghana

Global Voices: Ghana: Want a new constitution? Text 1992

The Independent: After the ‘Year of Return’, Ghana’s government hopes to reunite the Diaspora

CNN: She wants women to have good sex. So she started a website where they can talk about it (safely)

Glocal Citizens: Innovation in Acculturation Part 1 and Part 2

True Africa: Fuckboys & Feminists: An African Woman’s Burden

The Adventures from the Bedrooms of African Women Podcast: (De)Centering the D

The AccraWeDey Podcast

Next City: Festival Aims to Prove Art Can Directly Benefit a City’s Poorest Citizens

No Requests: DJ snippet