Founder of Tina Report, Ernestina Muulikaa has expressed her thanks to the US Embassy for recognising her efforts over the years

Tina uses communication to facilitate social change and development, which  has brought to light disturbing issues that need immediate attention and solution.

Through Tina Reports, she has done over 70 compelling rural reports for which she was adjudged Journalist of the Year at the Women’s Choice Awards Africa in 2020. 

Against this backdrop, the United States of America Embassy through its Mandela Washington Fellowship scheme has recognised Tina’s effort and  selected her to take part in this year’s U.S. Government’s Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) for leadership training.

Speaking to The Spectator, she said, it was her desire that by the end of the training she would increase her effort in supporting deprived communities Ghana.

She also expressed her appreciation to the scheme for this honour done her, and thanked everyone who has extended support to her in one way or the other.

Ms. Muulikaa holds a Masters’ Degree in Development Communication from Ghana Institute of Journalism; a Degree in Business Administration (Management option) from Central University College and a Diploma in Communication Studies from African University College of Communication.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme