Andreas Kamasah is a Ghanaian journalist, editor, and newsroom leader with more than a decade of experience in news reporting, audience growth, and online publishing.
He served as Editor-in-Chief at Pulse Ghana for over two years, leading editorial strategy, newsroom operations, and high-impact coverage across politics, business, lifestyle, entertainment, and public interest journalism.
He rose through the ranks from intern to Editor-in-Chief through consistent editorial performance, leadership, and innovation in modern journalism.
Over the years, Andreas has built a reputation for producing compelling stories that combine strong public interest reporting with audience-focused digital strategy.
His expertise includes SEO content strategy, investigative reporting, newsroom management, WordPress publishing, multimedia storytelling, and data-driven audience development.
He has also received advanced journalism training from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism and the International News Media Association (INMA) through the INMA Elevate Scholarship programme.
His work focuses on Ghana news, public interest reporting, audience engagement, and culturally relevant storytelling for modern African audiences.
The Member of Parliament for Keta, Kwame Dzidzorli Gakpey, has raised concerns about the shortage of skilled artisans in his constituency, claiming that employers...
Krobohene Nana Asa Akonpanin has explained why he and his community decided to dedicate their traditional stool land to Jesus Christ, saying the decision...
Several companies listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange have recorded substantial share-price gains over the past year, with the strongest performer posting an increase...
Ghana’s newly introduced TraffiTech-GH speed enforcement system is raising questions about responsibility for traffic fines when vehicles are caught violating road regulations while being...
A centuries-old tree in Agona, in the Ashanti Region, believed to have been planted by the legendary priest Okomfo Anokye, has been uprooted following...
Actor Yaw Dabo has questioned the fairness of the government’s TraffiTech-GH speed enforcement system, arguing that motorists should not be penalised for exceeding speed...
The government is considering a policy that would restrict the installation of conventional billboards at selected locations across the country, allowing only electronic advertising...
Building a successful business over several decades comes with lessons, but some of the most important ones are learned through costly mistakes. For McDan...
Ghana has introduced enhanced Ebola screening at its international airports and will monitor travellers arriving from countries experiencing ongoing transmission of the Bundibugyo virus...
Ghana has recovered more than GH¢18 billion through the implementation of recommendations arising from audit reports since 2022, Auditor-General Dr Pamela Graham has disclosed....
Ghanaian commuters could be heading towards some relief from persistent transport challenges following reports of the arrival of 10 new buses for the State...
Ghana’s new automated traffic enforcement system, TRAFFITECH-GH, has sent an early warning to motorists who disregard speed limits, with the Police reporting thousands of...
The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has warned that persistent El Niño conditions could expose parts of Ghana to prolonged dry spells, potentially affecting agricultural...
A social media discussion about women’s hairstyles has attracted numerous reactions from Ghanaian men, many of whom say they prefer natural hair to wigs...
The fatal shooting of 15-year-old Ghanaian teenager Javits Frimpong in the Bronx, New York, on October 29, 2026, has brought renewed attention to the...
Commuters using the government’s Aayalolo contra-flow bus service in Accra are reporting shorter journey times and lower transport costs, with some calling for the...