Bernard Yaw Ashiadey bows out after 15 years at B&FT
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Bernard Yaw Ashiadey bows out after 15 years at B&FT

·       rose from intern to Deputy Editor ·       leaves legacy of editorial franchises and newsroom leadership

Published July 6, 20264 min read

Bernard Yaw Ashiadey, one of the Business and Financial Times' (B&FT) most prominent editorial voices, has resigned from the newspaper after 15 years of service, bringing to a close a tenure that saw him rise from intern to Deputy Editor and establish himself as one of Ghana's leading business journalists.

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