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  1. Media Foundation for West Africa focused on media capacity across the region, with initial work centered on Ghana.
  2. A foundation is working to support media across West Africa, implementing programs specifically in Ghana and providing funding for the AMIRP initiative.

Nigerian Journalist Selected for UK Fellowship on Emerging Technologies

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Dare Akogun, a Chief Correspondent with PUNCH Weekend, was selected for the 2026 UK Media Excellence for Emerging Technologies Fellowship. The three-month fellowship is delivered by Imperial College London through Imperial Global Ghana and aims to strengthen science journalism and improve public understanding of emerging technologies.

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The program focuses on equipping journalists to report on complex global challenges, including artificial intelligence, climate risk, biomedical innovation, and e-waste. This initiative supports a larger effort to build media capacity across West Africa.

A foundation is working to support media across West Africa, implementing programs specifically in Ghana and providing funding for the AMIRP initiative.

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