Mary Mensah

Mary Mensah

journalist Ghana

Mary Mensah is a prominent journalist and the Deputy Editor of the Daily Graphic, one of Ghana's leading newspapers. She is currently contesting for the Vice-President position of the Ghana Journalists Association, a role she previously competed for in another capacity. Known for her dedication to media integrity and development, Mensah advocates for improved working conditions and support for journalists in Ghana.

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Ghana Ghana: Mary Mensah secured 272 votes in the Vice-President race against Rebecca Ekpe. 5

Albert Kwabena Dwumfour Charles Yao Mawusi Rebecca Ekpe Dominic Hlordzi Akwasi Agyeman Suleiman Mustapha Maxwell Kudekor Zadok Kwame Gyesi Caesar Abagali Bertha Badu Agyei Theodora A Amedetor Yakunu Kingsley Nana Buadu Kofi Adu Domfeh Desmond Cudjoe Michael Dewornu Regina Benneh Siaw Frederick Antwi Kwabena Ntow Yakubu Abdul Majeed Mohammed Fugu
Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Albert Dwumfour re-elected GJA president - Other 5 positions have new faces

Ghana Ghana: Rebecca Ekpe was elected as the new Vice President beating Mary Mensah from Graphic Communications Group LTD. 5

Albert Kwabena Dwumfuor Rebecca Ekpe Charles Yao Mawusi Suleiman Mustapha Zadok Kwame Gyesi Maxwell Kudekor Caesar Abagali
Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Albert Dwumfour re-elected GJA President, Rebecca Ekpe is new veep

Ghana Ghana: Mary Mensah is a candidate for the Vice-President’s position in the GJA elections. 6

Albert Kwabena Dwumfour Charles Yao Mawusi Rebecca Ekpe Dominic Hlordzi Akwasi Agyeman Suleman Mustapha Maxwell Kudekor Zadok Kwame Gyesi Caesar Abagali Theodora A Amedetor Yakanu Bertha Badu Agyei Peter Martey Agbeko
Daily Graphic – state-owned Ghanaian newspaper, est. 1950: Ghana Journalists Association decides Monday