Her Space with Bridget MENSAH: From the press box to the courtroom: Eva Okyere’s life in two male-dominated worlds

Her Space with Bridget MENSAH: From the press box to the courtroom: Eva Okyere’s life in two male-dominated worlds

Published July 11, 20267 min read

She was Ghana’s lone female voice on the football beat at Joy FM. She reported for the BBC from Egypt. She sat pitch-side at the World Cup. Then she traded the press box for the courtroom and built an equally distinguished career in law. Meet Eva Okyere.

Published by Christabel Danso
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