Ernestina Mensah is a journalist for Graphic Communications Group Ltd. She covers a wide range of topics including recycling, politics, social issues, and culture. Ernestina's articles aim to inform and engage readers on various subjects, highlighting important issues and promoting positive change in society.
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Ernestina's coverage spans government & politics, culture & society, and financial institutions with a strong focus on expert commentary. She may be interested in pitches featuring insights from experts on political and social issues, as well as the impacts of financial trends or policies on small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
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By: Ernestina Mensah
The global predicament of excessive plastic waste and its environmental repercussions raises a crucial question: who bears the responsibility for...
By: Ernestina Mensah
This tribute to a world leader is a grateful acknowledgement of his service to the United Nations (UN), a contemplation of his commitment to...
The Chairman of Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI), Apostle Samuel Amponsah-Frimpong, has entreated women to fully participate in...
When you don’t have a lot to celebrate, I believe it is perfectly acceptable to find a vicarious way to do so.
By: Ernestina Mensah
Belief in witchcraft is one of the oldest conspiracy theories used to perpetuate gender-based violence against women.
By: Ernestina Mensah
The global youth unemployment crisis is a pressing concern that demands innovative solutions.
By: Ernestina Mensah
Electronic government, or e-government, is the practice of providing public services to citizens, businesses and other government agencies through...
Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, I was glued to the Daily Graphic, Times, The Mirror and the Spectator newspapers.
By: Ernestina Mensah
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