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Martina Brooks

b. 1983

Liberian journalist, a senior radio producer

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About Martina Brooks

Born 1983. Martina Brooks is a Liberian journalist and writer.

Martina Brooks (born 21 November 1983) is a Liberian journalist, a senior radio producer with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, and the former vice-president of the Sports Writer Association of Liberia.

She is reported, as by 2017, to be the first Liberian female broadcast journalist to be awarded the regional award of ‘The West Africa On-Air Personality Award’ She chose to remain at UNMIL Radio.

At UNMIL Radio, she took on the roles of an "editorial coordinator, breakfast show presenter as well as other programs, including [the role of] providing supervision for youth producers."

Awards and recognition West Africa’s On-Air Personality: 2017

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Education
University of Liberia

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Martina Brooks's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Martina Brooks?

Liberian journalist, a senior radio producer

When was Martina Brooks born?

Martina Brooks was born on 21 November 1983 in New Kru Town.

What is Martina Brooks's occupation?

Martina Brooks is a journalist and writer.

What nationality is Martina Brooks?

Martina Brooks is Liberian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Martina Brooks

· Wikidata: Q47030709

· DBpedia: Martina Brooks

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