Jennifer Ambolley

Jennifer Ambolley is Ghanaian journalist who currently works with The Chronicle Newspaper, where she produces investigative feature stories on public health, environmental justice, and technology. Beyond reporting, she is also a seasoned communications specialist, with experience in media strategy, communication management, and fact-checking.

Jennifer holds a B.A. in Communication Studies from the University of Media, Arts, and Communication (UniMAC). Her exceptional work has earned her two First Prizes in the Print Category of the Merck Foundation Media Recognition Awards—“Diabetes & Hypertension” (2023, West Africa) and “More Than a Mother” (2024, West Africa)—as well as a nomination for African Print Journalist of the Year at the Ladies in Media Awards.

She is a multi-fellowship journalist, having participated in the Her Press Fellowship 2025, the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) Journalism Fellowship 2024, the Oxford Climate Journalism Network Fellowship (Cohort 7), The CPHIA Journalism Fellowship 2023, The Clean Air Reporting Fellowship 2024, among others. She also holds The Global Press Reporting Certificate in Narrative Change Technique (2024), which has strengthened her skills in impactful storytelling.