She is an accomplished Liberian journalist with over a decade of experience, currently serving as a judicial correspondent for OK FM in Monrovia. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from the University of Liberia and is pursuing a Master’s in Peace and Conflict Studies. Throughout her career, she has worked with major media outlets such as LUX FM, FrontPage Africa, and Capitol Times, and has gained international recognition, including covering the 2020 U.S. election and serving as a France 24 correspondent. Massa’s commitment to human rights reporting earned her the Best Human Rights Reporter award in 2013, and she was named a U.S. Embassy Internship Program fellow in 2024.

She is a highly accomplished Liberian journalist with over ten years of experience, currently serving as a judicial correspondent for OK FM, where she provides insightful coverage of legal proceedings and the justice system in Liberia. Her detailed reporting enhances transparency and accountability, making complex legal issues accessible to the public. A 2024 fellow of the US Embassy Internship Program, Massa gained international recognition when she was selected by the US government to cover the 2020 election virtually, and she has also contributed to France 24. Her career includes work with prestigious outlets like LUX FM and FrontPage Africa, and she has received the Best Human Rights Reporter award from the Liberia Media Center and Journalists for Human Rights. Massa holds a BA in Mass Communication from the University of Liberia and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies at the Kofi Annan Institute for Conflict Transformation. Her participation in programs such as the Loyola Journalism Law School reflects her commitment to enhancing her skills, establishing her as a leading voice in the Liberian media landscape.

She is a distinguished Judicial Reporter at The Authoritative Heritage Newspaper, bringing over four years of immersive experience in daily journalism. A proud graduate of the University of Liberia with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communication and Public Administration, she exemplifies a commitment to academic and professional growth. Augusta has further enhanced her expertise by acquiring certificates in Marketing & Customer Services, Banking, and Finance from the Liberia Institute of Public Administration, broadening her understanding of various industries. As a female journalist, she views each day as a chance to challenge herself, exceed expectations, and foster innovation in her work.

She  is a skilled communications professional with a Master’s degree in Public Administration focused on Local Government and Rural Development Studies from Cuttington Graduate School, and a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications (Cum Laude) with a minor in Public Administration from United Methodist University. Currently, she serves as the Head of Media & Corporate Communications at the Environmental Protection Agency of Liberia, where she develops communication strategies, conducts research, manages visual assets, and fosters relationships with stakeholders in the environmental sector. Additionally, as a National Consultant for the International Institute for Sustainable Development, she designed communication documents and facilitated workshops related to the National Adaptation Plan. With previous experience as a Multilateral Environmental Agreements Communications Specialist at the EPA, Danise has demonstrated her expertise in media relations, event coordination, and strategic communication planning, making her a valuable asset in any organization.

She  is a Liberian journalist with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Public Administration from the University of Liberia (2020). She is the current National Coordinator for the African Media Network for the Promotion of Child Health, Immunization, Nutrition, and Environment (REMAPSEN), and serves as the President of the Investigative Journalists Network of Liberia. Rita is also a Senior Reporter and Newscaster at Lux Radio, University of Liberia, and a correspondent for Voice of America. She has extensive professional development, including fellowships in media mentorship and conflict-sensitive journalism.