Magdalene Larnyoh

Education: B.A in Social Sciences, University of Cape Coast (2012) Google News Initiative Training on Advance Digital Reporting, Fighting Misinformation (2024)

Experience: Journalist (Citi FM, 2013-2016), Business and Politics Editor (Pulse Ghana, 2016-2020), Editor and Deputy Managing Editor (Business Insider Africa, 2020-2021)

Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh

2519 articles published since 27 Apr 2023

Author's articles

Ghanaian woman who has been selling corn for 40 years says she spends maximum GH¢10 daily

People

a year ago

Mfantsipim NSMQ Rep, Peter Appiah-Thompson’s dad speaks after win: “It’s a dream come true”

People

a year ago

Mfantsipim School’s finalist Peter Appiah-Thompson’s basic school celebrates his NSMQ win

Education

a year ago

GAYO: Ghanaian NGO wins £1 million Earthshot prize for clean air

People

a year ago

Wode Maya explains the reason behind his Chinese name: “It is to celebrate my mum”

People

a year ago

KNUST reschedules graduation ceremony for November 20 to November 30

Education

a year ago

Pretty Ghanaian lady celebrates as she graduates as a Physician Assistant

Education

a year ago

Betty Mac-Eddy Azumah celebrated her graduation as a Physician Assistant, expressing gratitude to God, her family, and particularly her supportive mother.

Ghanaian Islamic scholar Sheikh Muhammad Bagnya reported dead

People

a year ago

Renowned Ghanaian Islamic scholar Sheikh Muhammad Bagnya has passed away. Prayers will be held at Nungua Central Mosque today (November 7, 2024).

Ghanaian man in a dilemma after finding out 13 years later that a child he raised isn’t his daughter

People

a year ago

A Ghanaian man learns after 13 years of raising a girl that she isn’t his biological child, leaving him heartbroken and uncertain about their future together.

Sam Jonah advocates mandatory one-year military service for Ghanaian youth

People

a year ago

Sam Jonah urges mandatory one-year military service for Ghanaians 19+, proposing it builds discipline and resilience, like schemes in Finland and South Korea.

Elderly man shares marriage tip: “stay away from each other’s phones to keep peace”

People

a year ago

An elderly Ghanaian man advised a newlywed couple to avoid each other’s phones, stressing that trust and avoiding snooping would help maintain peace in their union.

Ghanaian woman appreciates hardworking husband as he arrives from work: “This is beautiful”

People

a year ago

A wife shared a heartfelt moment of her tired husband returning from work, praising his dedication and sacrifice for their family, inspiring many with her gratitude.