Accra, Ghana
$100 - $300 / Day
Experienced Journalist/PR and Communications professional with over a decade experience in the roles with a strong background in writing, video editing, on-air presentation, and event moderating. Recognized as one of the top 50 Ghanaian Journalists by Avance Media in 2018. Dedicated individual who is known for his work as a Public Affairs Officer for the Australian High Commission in Ghana. In this capacity, he has demonstrated his commitment to promoting Australia in Ghana and the eight other countries of accreditation, i.e Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Togo, Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Kyenkyenhene is also a respected journalist who has worked with the BBC as a lead reporter on Africa Eye’s documentary, “The night they came for our children”. His extensive experience and dedication to journalism have allowed him to shed light on important issues affecting the marginalized on the African continent. Successful campaign ambassador for First National Bank Ghana's Swipe Rewards and Cowbell in the Sky in 2018. Proven track record of delivering high-quality content, effective brand communication, and multimedia storytelling. Skilled in on-air presentation, event moderating, and managing media campaigns. Strong network and expertise in media relations and public relations
Produced for GhanaWeb
Former Ambassador of the United States of America to Ghana, Robert Jackson, takes his turn on '21 minutes with KKB'. The diplomat speaks on a number of issues including corruption in Ghana, the position of the US on the legalisation of homosexuality in the country, why two ex-Guantanamo Bay detainees were brought to Ghana.
Produced for GhanaWeb
Former UK High Commissioner to Ghana, Iain Walker, takes his turn on '21 minutes with KKB'. The diplomat addresses issues about Ghana-UK relations, Gender inequality, Free SHS and its implementation in Ghana as well as homosexuality in Ghana and the UK's stance on the controversial issue of its legalisation in the sub-saharan country.
Produced for BBC Africa eye
Ghanaian children have been taken from their homes in an operation backed by one of the world's leading anti-slavery organisations, according to a BBC Africa Eye investigation. The multimillion-dollar charity, International Justice Mission, aims to rescue trafficked children and reunite them with their families. But serious concerns have been raised about their West African operations.
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