Best Print Media Journalist Award: The Guardian Post Economic Desk Editor honoured.

That was on Saturday September 19. She was the unique face among several other personalities from across the country and the Diaspora who were elevated to the podium of honour for their exceptional exploits in different walks of life.

The award jury stated that Fosoh hit the mark of Best Print Media Journalist “for demonstrating rare mastery in news gathering and unique reporting skills”.

The award-winning journalist told reporters that the “recognition is the result of commitment, hard work and the opportunities I have received to grow professionally. I am truly humbled to receive this distinction”.

She thanked CENPA for the recognition, noting that “…it is particularly encouraging and gives me motivation to continue developing professionally”.

Fosoh thanked the Publisher/Editor-In-Chief of The Guardian Post, Kristian Ngah Christian, “for giving me the opportunity to begin my professional journalism career at his media enterprise and for trusting me with different professional tasks and responsibilities”.

She told The Guardian Post that every task that has been assigned to her since joining the media house has strengthened her professional muscles.

The Desk Editor also thanked colleagues at The Guardian Post for supporting and encouraging her every step of the way.

Fosoh also credited the recognition to her family for constantly supporting her “especially during challenging and difficult moments”.

Call to responsible journalism

Beyond the glory of the recognition, Fosoh said she also sees it as a demand on her to uphold best journalist practices and continue holding the forth. 

She added seeing in the award a call to “…continue telling stories that inform the public as well as contribute to the development of our society”.

Sound, weighty molding

Fosoh’s meteoric rise to the podium of honour, despite being in the early years of her journalism trajectory, is uncommon but exceptional. She has a sound and inspiring academic background.

She has multidisciplinary background spanning journalism, law, digital art and communication. Fosoh studied at Government Bilingual High School, GHBS, Mbengwi, where she obtained her GCE Advanced Level certificate in 2011. 

She holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Private Law and a Master’s degree in Investment Law from the University of Yaounde II, Soa. 

She is also a graduate of the Advanced School of Mass Communication, ASMAC, in Yaounde, with specialty in Journalism. 

In 2023, she studied at the Cameroon Youth School Tech Incubator, CAYSTI, in Yaounde and bagged a certification in Digital Art. 

Fosoh is also trained in audiovisual and web content production. She is also skilled in website content development, graphic design, newsletter production and audiovisual editing.

Environmental issues, climate-related and economic reporting are of special interest to the journalist. In 2022, Fosoh volunteered with the not-for-profit organisation, Support Humanity Cameroon.

She joined The Guardian Post on January 15, 2024, as a Yaounde City Reporter. Given her undisputed performance, Fosoh was named Economic Desk Editor in January 2026.

This article was first published in The Guardian Post Edition No:3918 of Wednesday September 23, 2026