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Adama Juldeh Munu is a broadcast journalist and producer, with a focus on news and factual documentaries. She has been nominated for the 'Rising star in media' award at the 2018 British Muslim Awards. She is the creator of the Afro Diaspora news and current affairs series 'Africa This Week'. Working as a daily news reporter, her main expertise relates to Sub-Saharan African/African Diaspora, Black Muslim and Middle eastern issues. In 2017, she travelled to Freetown, Sierra Leone to film a documentary (Freetown's Killer Mountain) on the flooding disaster that took place near the city's infamous Sugar loaf mountain. She has also co-produced a documentary on the ongoing plight of Myanmar's Rohingyans (Rohingya: The Unwanted People) and has worked on documentaries on climate change and poverty in Niger and Somaliland. Adama has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History with Journalism from Queen Mary, University of London and City University and is currently working towards a Masters of Science in Middle Eastern politics, conflict and development at Birkbeck College, University of London. Adama has spoken on journalism and presented at higher education institutions including St.Andrew's University and the School of Oriental and African Studies. You can follow her on twitter at @adamajmunu or email: amunu22@gmail.com.
