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

2494 articles published since 27 Apr 2023

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Helicopter flies from Accra to Asante Akyem to deliver dead body, peeps react

People

a year ago

Side chick gives birth to two children for her man: “We’ve been together secretly for 14 years”

People

a year ago

Ernest Wiredu: Ghanaian nurse in Australia returns home to build houses for sale

People

a year ago

Ghanaian lady in UK wants to return home: “Abroad is for hustlers”

People

a year ago

Duncan Williams’ son Daniel Duncan Williams leads worship in church on his birthday

People

a year ago

Breaking

KNUST’s first female SRC president completes school

Education

a year ago

Election 2024: Nacee expresses confidence in Mahama to execute his policies if he wins

Politics

a year ago

Gospel musician Nacee believes John Mahama will fulfill his 2024 election promises, citing his previous achievements during his presidency as proof.

Mahama promises to scrap E-Levy and other taxes in his first 100 days in office

Politics

a year ago

John Mahama pledges to scrap E-Levy, COVID levy, and more taxes in his first 100 days if elected in 2024, aiming to ease business costs and reduce public hardship.

Election 2024: Mahama promises free healthcare from polyclinic downwards

Politics

a year ago

John Mahama pledges free healthcare at polyclinics and below if elected in 2024, with NHIS covering costs at district hospitals and above, ensuring better funding.

Ghanaian woman buys brand-new Mercedes G-Class, peeps react: “I’ll come for a ride”

People

a year ago

Afia Konadu, CEO of Remie Foods, excitedly showed off her new Mercedes G-Class, collecting it from a showroom abroad and driving it out with a red ribbon on it.

Ghanaian teacher chooses Columbia over US: “I’d only go to US if I’m paid $7k”

People

a year ago

Ghanaian teacher in Columbia prefers staying there unless offered a U.S. job paying $7K+ monthly, stressing comfort from his current job's salary and benefits.

Ghanaian couple celebrate 20 years in marriage, their vows with wow congregants “This is beautiful”

Family and Relationships

a year ago

Bishop Raymond Acquah and Lady Dzifa renewed vows after 20 years of marriage. MP Sam George and his wife were best man and maid of honour, respectively.

Ghanaian woman shares five tips to help people who want to relocate from abroad to Ghana

People

a year ago

Vlogger Jasmine Ama advises renting, travel insurance, bringing essentials, exploring Ghana, and building networks for those relocating to Ghana from abroad.

Ghanaian man living in Germany says he’d never return to Ghana: “I have no reason to go home”

People

a year ago

A Ghanaian man in Germany refuses to return to Ghana due to a tough childhood, lack of parental love, and bad memories, despite supporting his siblings back home.

Ghanaian man in Germany wants to return to Ghana: “I earned more money in Ghana”

People

a year ago

Kobby, a Ghanaian in Germany, regrets moving as he earned more from his businesses in Ghana. He now plans to return after realizing his income abroad is lower.

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