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Eric Marfo

Eric Marfo

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Journalist, Ghana News Agency

Accra

Biography

I am a passionate, dynamic and determined individual. My sense of direction is drawn from inspiring and exemplary leadership. I am quick to learn, adapt to new environments together with their own challenges. I love working with people. My professional skills and competence include: i. Great writing and editing skills ii. Confident and articulate public speaker iii. Excellent skills in research and analysis iv. Good interpersonal relationship V. Teamwork and leadership vi. Emotionally intelligent vii. Good source of motivation vili. Great Determination and working under pressure

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I am always willing to learn something new and write about new topics.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 23

  • Political experts call for enhanced security for Special Prosecutor

    By Eric Marfo| Ghanamma.com@ By Eric Appah MarfoAccra, March 9, GNA – Experts on Ghana’s political dispensation have agreed on the need for improved security measures for Mr Kissi Agyebeng, the Special Prosecutor, and his staff to enable them to fight corruption without fear. This follows a speech delivered by the Special Prosecutor at the Constitution Day Lecture in Accra, where expressed concerns over the security threats he (Mr Agyebeng) and his staff faced, revealing the personal risks associated with his role.

    By Eric Marfo · Ghanamma.com

    Mar. 09, 2025

  • Talking drums in contemporary Ghana: The Atumpan in focus

    By Eric Marfo, Grace Tsotsoo Quaye| The Ghana Report@ The sight and sound of a talking drum being beaten at a Senior Secondary to signal break time overwhelmed visitors, sending them down memory lane constructed by folklore and cultural ceremonies, now few and far in between. For most Ghanaians, growing up, they have only seen and heard the use of bells to signal change of lessons or break time in schools.

    By Eric Marfo, Grace Tsotsoo Quaye · The Ghana Report

    Mar. 05, 2025

  • Interior Minister urges Gaming Commission to curb underage gambling

    By Eric Marfo| Ghanamma.com@ By Eric Appah MarfoAccra, Feb. 19, GN – Mr Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, the Minister of the Interior, has urged the Gaming Commission of Ghana to implement stricter measures to prevent minors from engaging in gambling. He expressed concern over the growing number of underage gamblers, noting that many minors had become addicted, often skipping school to spend time at gaming centres. “I want to urge you, please make sure that you put in measures that will prevent underage from participating.

    By Eric Marfo · Ghanamma.com

    Feb. 19, 2025

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Company Info

Ghana News Agency

A-Ensonga Hearts is a charitable organization founded in 2020 by Ms. Kenndicta A-ensonga Ajene, a University of Ghana graduate. The organization is dedicated to transforming lives through education and empowerment, focusing on underprivileged communities in Ghana. Inspired by her father's kindness, Ms. Ajene aims to address educational needs and improve living conditions for children. The organization runs several initiatives, including the Floor-to-Furniture Project, which provides desks to schools where students often learn in poor conditions. They have supplied over 500 desks to various schools in the Upper East Region. Another key initiative is the Potable Water for All Project, which constructs boreholes in remote villages to ensure access to clean drinking water, benefiting schools in the Bongo community. A-Ensonga Hearts has positively impacted over 4,000 pupils through more than 16 projects, emphasizing its commitment to education and community development.

Founded: 2020