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Ghanaian media personality pens six digit Forbes Africa TV deal
British Ghanaian TV personality and media entrepreneur, Peace Hyde has reportedly penned an eye-watering six figure syndication deal with Forbes Africa making her West Africa’s most bankable media personality.
Though the details of the deal has not been made public, Peace now becomes the host Forbes Africa TV’s My Worst Day, and as part of the TV deal, the show will also be syndicated on international business news channel CNBC Africa on the DSTV platform.
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The broadcaster will now be staging interviews with Africa’s leading global business moguls, change makers, innovators, entertainers, philanthropists and billionaires who have risen above the status quo to the height of success, with the first edition of the show launching on Ghanaian TV station, GH One television, this December.
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