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Communications and Media Officer, Ghana
CDIil y a 4 mois
Job Description
Africa
CDI
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What this role involves
You’ll lead communications for a bilateral agency’s regional office, coordinating media outreach, stakeholder messaging, and public diplomacy across West Africa. Daily tasks include drafting press releases, managing crisis comms, and aligning campaigns with donor priorities—often under tight deadlines and with limited staff.
Key skills to highlight
Show proven experience in strategic communications within development or government contexts. Emphasise bilingual fluency (English/French), media relations in Ghana or neighbouring countries, and skills in digital analytics or social media management. Familiarity with donor reporting cycles (e.g., EU, USAID) is a strong plus.
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List specific campaigns you led (e.g., “coordinated a regional health awareness drive reaching 2M+ via radio and SMS”), and quantify results like engagement rates or policy changes. Use a “Skills” section to flag language proficiency and tools (e.g., Canva, Mailchimp). Avoid generic phrases like “excellent communicator”—prove it with examples.
Before you apply
Verify the agency’s official career page or contact its HR directly—scammers often pose as bilateral donors. Never pay for application processing or “visa fees.” Check the Ghana office’s phone number and email domain (e.g., @agencyname.gov) before sharing personal data.
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