Kwame Adzaho-Amenortor is an Accra-based freelance multimedia video journalist with a diverse portfolio that spans local cultural heritage, global events, and humanitarian issues.

As a seasoned Electronic News Gathering (ENG) cameraman and director, Kwame has contributed to major international media outlets, including Reuters News Agency TV, Voice of America (VOA), Anadolu Agency (AA), China Global Television Network (CGTN), Russia Television (RT), etc.

His work often highlights human interest stories, delving into the lives and experiences of individuals affected by broader societal and environmental issues.

Notably, he has reported on the historical narratives of the Amedzofe people in Ghana and covered the state funeral of the late Ghanaian footballer Christian Atsu, who tragically died in the earthquake in Türkiye, and others.

Kwame's journalism extends to wildlife conservation, politics, and global health.

He has reported on Solomon Dieudonné Ametepey's efforts to establish a mini zoo in Accra, the readiness of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to intervene militarily in Niger, and the rise in the use of modern contraception in low- and lower-middle-income countries.

His investigative skills are evident in his coverage of the Saglemi Housing project in Ghana, where he scrutinizes government policy and public interest.

Additionally, his work with the non-profit data trust PLACE reflects his interest in technology, data privacy, and the ethical use of information.

Since 2013, Kwame has been a television stringer and news cameraman for Reuters TV World News Bureau in London and Reuters Africa Daily in Nairobi.

His assignments have taken him to the Middle East, notably the United Arab Emirates, and various African countries.

A contributor to Getty Images, Kwame has undergone intensive training in hostile environment reporting with Reuters News Agency Television, equipping him to cover a wide array of subjects, from documentaries and news to politics and sports.

His storytelling captures both the challenges faced by communities and the allure of local attractions, such as the natural beauty of Amedzofe and its sustainable tourism practices.