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JUSTICE BAIDOO’s Biography

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I am multimedia storyteller based in Ghana.
I have 5 years of frontline media work spanning radio, TV and Newspapers. My interest is in development, health, education, human rights and African business.
With two years of work and association with the UNDP Ghana office, backed by my ten years of direct work on adolescent reproductive health and human rights advocacy in Ghana, I have a deep understanding and value of development communication.
My 2013 piece on the role of blacksmiths in improving…

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Africa's World Cup dream fades

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By Jean-Emile Jammine Verified, Antonia Cimini, JUSTICE BAIDOO, Georja Calvin-Smith Verified
| France 24 Verified
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How two friends navigated threats of anti-migrant violence in South Africa

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By Ryan Brown Verified, JUSTICE BAIDOO
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
It was early April when the whispers began. Mobs are looting foreigners’ shops. They go door to door, and if you don’t have your papers, they beat you. Why We Wrote This African governments began repatriating their citizens from South Africa last month amid growing threats of violence against migrants. But the choice to leave is not a simple one,as illustrated by the story of two close friends: a hairdresser who returned to Ghana, and her colleague, who chose to stay.
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Ghana brings reparations for transatlantic slave trade a step further

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By JUSTICE BAIDOO
| France 24 Verified
Ghana is taking the growing call for reparations over the transatlantic slave trade a significant step further towards concrete action. Weeks after the UN called it the 'gravest crime against humanity", leaders from around the continent and the Caribbean were in Accra for a conference on reparatory justice. Now, Ghana has adopted a 10-point plan to enforce the UN resolution. FRANCE 24's Justice Baidoo tells us more.
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