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David S. Johnson, Jr. is a freelance journalist, multimedia practitioner, and media entrepreneur based in Monrovia, Liberia. With nearly a decade of active journalism practice since 2016 — spanning print, digital, broadcast, and community media — he has established himself as a versatile and impact-driven communications professional across Liberia's media landscape. He serves as CEO/General Manager of The Point Africa News and Media Consultancy Agency Inc., an independent digital media platform dedicated to credible, balanced, and fact-based journalism — amplifying Africa's voices on governance, society, culture, and development, while bridging information gaps for local and global audiences. As a freelance practitioner, David has provided media and ICT consultancy services to institutions including CEMESP, ECC/WANEP, NCJPC and other prominent institutions. He is also a contributor to FrontPage Africa and holds credentials in journalism, public relations, project management, and computer networking. David is committed to using media as a tool for accountability, education, and social change in Liberia and beyond.
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