Andreas Kamasah is a Senior Reporter at Pulse. He focuses on business and economics, covering themes such as educational policy, school governance, corporate finance, entrepreneurship, startups, and CPG distribution and commercialization. Andreas has been featured in Pulse Live Kenya, Pulse NG, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider.
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Andreas Kamasah's coverage indicates a focus on local news in Ghana, particularly around government and politics, crime, and evolving stories. Given the prevalence of breaking news and government announcements in his articles, he would likely be responsive to pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights into high-profile events involving political figures or legal developments within Ghana.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
Eleven people are in hot water after allegedly duping a Sri Lankan Member of Parliament out of a whopping $2 million in a fake gold deal.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
US-based Ghanaian lawyer and legal scholar, Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare, popularly known as Kwaku Azar, has rubbished claims that former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta is being politically persecuted, describing the assertion as “theatrical” and “comedy on Christmas Eve.”
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By: Andreas Kamasah
A 27-year-old driver's mate, Edem Avenyo, has lost his freedom after the Gbese District Court sentenced him to three months' imprisonment for stealing a driver's phone, which he used to take photographs of himself and upload them to the victim's WhatsApp account.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
Business mogul Dr Daniel McKorley, popularly known as McDan, has cautioned people against uncalculated spending in 2026 simply because others appear to be living large.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
After facing legal battles and unexpected setbacks, Daniel McKorley has shared a powerful reflection on resilience. His message is already sparking conversation online.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
If you thought DNA testing in Ghana was just a social media trend or a “fear women” joke, think again.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
Sometimes a little word can cause big trouble. That's exactly what happened to Ilda Esteves, a 61-year-old Ghanaian working for the NHS, who ended
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By: Andreas Kamasah
The Ghana Police Service has warned that those TV monitors and electronic screens some motorists boldly fix right on their dashboards could land them in jail.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
Investigative journalism outfit Tiger Eye PI has pushed back strongly against claims made by anti-corruption campaigner Vitus Azeem suggesting that Anas Aremeyaw Anas has completed, previewed, and subsequently shelved an exposé on alleged corruption in Ghana's Parliament.
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By: Andreas Kamasah
Anloga came alive on Saturday, April 4, 2026, when the town hosted the maiden Godwin Atsu Adukpo Marathon 2026.
