Portia Gabor

Portia Solomon Gabor (née Portia Solomon; born April 27) is a multiple award-winning Ghanaian broadcast journalist, news anchor, producer, voice actor and media personality who currently works with TV3.

She was adjudged the Journalist of the Year at the 26th GJA Awards organized by the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA). She is well-known for her investigative reporting and health journalism. With her story “Beggar’s Paradise” and “Wealth for Health,” Portia Gabor won Best in Television News Reporting and Best in Health Reporting, respectively, and was awarded Journalist of the Year.

Early life and Education She was born to Mrs. Audrey Arde-Acquah and Mr. Seth Solomon. She grew up in Accra, Ghana. Portia Gabor had her nursery education at Aglow Children's Centre in Madina and later the University of Ghana Basic School Legon.

She attended Krobo Girls Senior High School and continued to study psychology at the University of Ghana but began with a Diploma in Communication from African University College of Communications (AUCC). she did her service at the Information Services Department

She has a Masters in Development Communication from the Ghana Institute of Journalism.

Career Portia joined TV3 Ghana, a division of Media General,in September 2002 after completing her university education. She began her career as a reporter and later became a news anchor, producer, and editor for feature programmes and documentaries

Throughout her career, Gabor has specialized in investigative journalism and health reporting, contributing to coverage of public health, environmental issues, and social development in Ghana.

To raise awareness of issues impacting Ghanaians, she has made several trips to various villages around the nation.She has interviewed a wide range of people, including the Queen of Denmark and the average Ghanaian. Portia took part in the US Department of State's 2018 International Visitor Leadership Programme

At the Kanda-based television station, Portia is the editor for features as together with documentaries. Won Ghana Journalists Association Best Health Reporting ( Wealth for Health) Won Ghana Journalists Association Best Report on Development Journalism for Furthering the MDGs. Won 2011 CNN Multichoice Africa Journalist Awards Drug Trafficking in Rural Africa(Highly Commended ). Highly Commended 2017 Ghana Journalists Association Best Television News Reporter Won 2018 Ghana Journalists Association Best Environment Reporter Won

Merck More Than a Mother Awards Report on Infertility Won Ghana Journalists Association Female Journalist of the Year Won Ghana Journalists Association Best Road safety and Transport Reporter Won

Ghana Journalists Association Best Science Reporting. Won Ghana Journalists Association Special Award for COVID-19 reporting Won

Ghana Journalists Association Journalist of the Year Won MTN Heroes of change Media Hero Recognition Honoured