Author: Marlvin-James Dadzie

Hailing from Takoradi on the picturesque western coast of Ghana, Marlvin-James Dadzie emerges as a seasoned journalist with a wealth of experience. His focus lies predominantly within the realm of the extractive sector, encompassing mining, oil, and gas industries, as well as vigilant coverage of corruption and political matters. Marlvin James' professional journey encompasses roles at prominent media outlets. He has contributed his talents to Ghana's state-owned newspaper, 'The Ghanaian Times', the privately held 'The New Crusading Guide', and has also made significant contributions to various investigative news websites. Notably, he was a pivotal contributor to the Thomson Reuters Foundation's 'Wealth of Nations' investigative project. Educationally, Marlvin James holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Journalism, with a specialized focus on Political Reporting, from Jayee University College in Ghana. Further enhancing his credentials, he is a proud alumnus of the University of Gothenburg, where he successfully completed a master’s degree in Investigative Journalism. Currently, his academic pursuits continue, as he engages in the pursuit of an MSc in International Relations in Iceland. Marlvin-James Dadzie stands as a testament to the convergence of experience, education, and an unwavering dedication to the tenets of journalism and global affairs.