Media personality, Frema Adunyame, has been recognized for her uncommon commitments to the entertainment industry at the sixth edition of ‘Medimafo Ghana Arts and Entertainment Awards’.
The ceremony, which was held on September 20 at the Accra Metropolitan Assembly hall, celebrated individuals and institutions that have fundamentally influenced the entertainment space.
Frema Adunyame, a journalist with Citi FM and Channel One television, was awarded for her undaunted contributions and accomplishments in the broadcasting space.
Frema has throughout the years been extremely consistent with a career spreading over radio, TV, and public relations.
An alum of the School of Performing Arts at the University of Ghana, Legon, Adunyame has been attached to news-casting with such a lot of energy all through her journey.
As a matter of fact, she has also enhanced her skills through various training programs, including those with Canon France International and Voice of America.
Her journey in the media started at Radio Mercury in Kumasi. She then moved to TV3, where she filled in as a senior news anchor and Head of the Entertainment department for four years.
Afterward, she joined ETV News, and held unmistakable roles at Metro television, securing news programs, and hosting the documentary series “Panorama and Utour, a tourism show.
With these experiences, it legitimizes her acknowledgment at the recent Ghana Arts and Entertainment Awards.
But interestingly, aside from being a top-notch journalist, Frema is also philanthropist and the founder behind — The Adunyame Foundation.
Through this organization, she has focused on empowering women and young girls, particularly through the Aketesia Project.
This initiative aims to directly impact 20,000 individuals through community workshops and basic school programs.
Currently, Frema Adunyame serves as the Manager for Events and Partnerships at Citi FM and Channel One TV.
Aside from reading news, she is additionally the co-host of the famous entertainment show “Upside Down,” which airs each Sunday at 7 PM on Channel One television.
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