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Bio

Ridwan Karim Dini-Osman is a Pulitzer Center grantee and a multiple award-winning broadcast journalist and news anchor working for EIB Network in Ghana. He is a regular contributor on the US Public Radio program, "The World,'' as a freelance journalist reporting on health inequities, social justice and sustainable development. He has reported from India, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Sierra Leone. Ridwan is a recipient of the 2018 Lorenzo Natali Media Prize, a prestigious global award run by the European Commission. He also won the 2021 International Center for Journalists’ Global Health Crisis Award for COVID-19 reporting. He is Ghana's 2017 Best Reporter in Development Journalism and in 2016, he received the Best Journalist Award in Rural Reporting from the Ghana Journalists Association. Ridwan holds a bachelor's degree in communication studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism.

Professional Interests & Expertise

Advocacy,Climate Change,Coaching and Mentoring,Disability and Accessibility,Environmental Pollution,Health Finance,Human Rights,Journalism and Storytelling,Maternal and Child Health,Nutrition,Policy/Advocacy,Public Health,Public Policy,Rural Health

Organization

EIB Network - GHOne TV

Learn more about Ridwan's work:

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Red alert for child health - A nationwide vaccine shortage hits Ghana amid measles outbreak

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Caregivers in Ghana work to demystify autism and push for inclusion

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