New Facebook Group Launches For Griffith Journalism Students
Fellow Journalism students, covid-19 may have separated us but it can’t stop us from connecting! I’m pleased to announce the launch of
Joseph Okoh April 21, 2020 No Comments
Joseph Okoh
Joseph is multimedia Journalist whose core interest is telling underreported stories especially within minority communities. He’s been bylined in the Irish Times and the Irish Examiner and previously worked as a researcher with Today FM. Joseph is an advocate for equity and justice. He loves to travel and passionate about football.
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The Easter Christians Never Envisaged
Years ago, if you had told me there’ll be a time Easter triduum would be held in empty churches with participants only being able to
Joseph Okoh April 13, 2020 1 Comment
10 Fascinating Facts About Africa’s Presidents (The Last One Will Surprise You)
Do you know there are 195 countries in the world and one of them is not Africa? If you’re one of those who refer to
Joseph Okoh April 7, 2020 No Comments
Valuing The Simple Things In Life
Wow! It’s only April and it feels like a long year already because of all that’s happening around us. Coronavirus has gripped the world with
Joseph Okoh April 2, 2020 No Comments
The Hidden Lives Of Firefighters
The global furore over the emerging coronavirus pandemic has overshadowed some other of the world’s biggest issues like climate change, a problem which has in
Joseph Okoh March 25, 2020 No Comments
Being In Interracial Relationships
Biracial relationships are becoming more popular than it used to be but the challenges are still the same. Having interactions with those in it say
Joseph Okoh March 10, 2020 No Comments
Coronavirus Fuels Racist Attacks On Chinese Nationals In Europe
As Chu Zhang, a Chinese student in Dublin was returning from his part-time job one evening, some children commuting on the same bus targeted him
Joseph Okoh March 1, 2020 1 Comment
How Not To Butcher African Names
The African gods are aggrieved! They are angry with Europeans, Americans and many other foreigners who consistently mangle African names beyond recognition. As I have
Joseph Okoh February 23, 2020 2 Comments
My Experience Covering the Irish General Election
After months of media buzz and intensive campaigning by both political parties and independents, the day to decide which candidates would form the 33rd parliament (Dáil) finally
Joseph Okoh February 16, 2020 No Comments