Accra, Ghana
$500 - $3000 / Day
Request a demoSena Sena (Senanu Tord) is a documentary filmmaker and video journalist who produces documentaries, News reports, and TV shows on a wide range of issues across Africa. He is originally from Ghana and reports in English but speaks and understands basic French. He has worked in many English-speaking African countries and some francophone countries including Ivory Coast, Burundi, Togo, Benin, and Burkina Faso. He develops stories, writes, films, edits, and voices for his projects when needed. He works with Voice of America as a Stringer/Video Journalist and also produces travel features with BBC Travel as a freelance film producer. He also speaks Twi, Fante, Ewe, and Pidgin English.
This week, Carmen is in the French Alps to hear about concerns that increased use of artificial snow is harming the environment; Cat Moh visits the UK’s most popular attractions to see plans for their post-Covid recovery - starting in Bath, and the team heads to Ghana, to find out why the country’s adventure sports scene is about to take-off.
A little family of migrants learns to turn their misfortunes into opportunities. Out of an invasion of water weeds, they find fibers to create amazing products.
An activist in Ghana swims the nearly 500-kilometer-long Volta River, including Lake Volta, to bring attention to worsening water pollution. Yvette Tetteh is also collecting water samples along the way to test for pollution.
Burkina Faso's struggle against Islamist militants has raised security concerns in neighboring Ghana. Observers say illegal weapons are being smuggled into Ghana via the porous border.
Sanctions imposed on Niger following the July military coup there have resulted in rising food prices across West Africa, as well as worries that the Niger situation could spiral out of control.
According to a 2023 report by the Global Action for Sustainable Development, Liberia is losing an entire generation to drug abuse, with its capital, Monrovia, alone having more than 800 drug hubs and an estimated 100,000 drug users. An older generation of rehabilitated child soldiers have moved to join the fight against drugs, using a behavioral therapy approach. Senanu Tord reports from Monrovia.
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