Damilola Banjo is a staff reporter at PassBlue. She specializes in Africa-centered stories, gender equality, and UN peacekeeping, while also overseeing video production for the outlet. Banjo's work has been featured in Al Jazeera Media Network, Ms. Magazine, and FRANCE 24.
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While Damilola does not have a specified geographic focus, her coverage spans various regions across the globe. Therefore, pitches should emphasize their relevance to broader international issues rather than focusing solely on specific countries or regions.
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Olara Otunnu, a former Ugandan diplomat and UN executive, is the lastest candidate to run for UN secretary-general.
By: Damilola Banjo
Grynspan of Costa Rica Leads 1st Security Council Straw Poll, Followed by Rodrigues Birkett
Christina Markus Lassen, Denmark's ambassador to the UN, told reporters that the wars in Ukraine, Sudan and Palestinian territories as well as the
By: Damilola Banjo
Interview: Congo's Foreign Minister on the Gaps Between Diplomacy and War at Home
• Yahav Lichner, right, with Ramiz Alakbarov, a top UN official in the Mideast, posted on Lichner's Instagram account, date unknown.
By: Damilola Banjo, Dulcie Leimbach
Sigrid Kaag, the UN senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for Gaza, whose team included Yahav Lichner, behind her, left, April 24, 2024.
The Stark Differences of the Latest Two Nominees for UN Boss - PassBlue
Ambassador Christina Markus Lassen of Denmark, monthly rotating president of the UN Security Council for August, confirming to media that Council
By: Damilola Banjo
The Wikipedia Edits Shaping UN Secretary-General Candidates' Public Records
On Sept. 1, Jérôme Bonnafont, French envoy to the UN, outlined to journalists his country's agenda as rotating president of the Security Council in September, the busiest time of the year for the UN.
