Famara Fofana is a Gambian
journalist, writer, and communications professional adept at creative storytelling
across radio, television, online and print.
With a strong editorial
background, content development, and demonstrated history in international
development work, he has over the years been instrumental in conducting
voluntary media clinics and coaching for both aspiring and practicing journalists,
notably school press clubs in different parts of The Gambia.
In terms of professional
training, Famara underwent an international course in Parliamentary Reporting
at the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ), Media and Conflict Reporting at the
Cairo Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution in Egypt, Documentary Writing/Production
in Kenya courtesy of Canal France International (CFI) as well as in Motion
Pictures Art rolled out by UNESCO and National Centre for Arts and Culture for
a group of Gambian filmmakers.
Famara Fofana has a Bachelor
of Arts Degree in Journalism and Digital Media from the University of The
Gambia and a Master of Arts in Media and Communications Studies from the
Graduate School of Social Sciences, Ankara University, Turkey.