In 2010 he was awarded the 2nd Prize of FAIR Investigative Journalism Awards by the Forum for African Investigative Reporters and The Ghanaian Journalist Association awarded him the best in anti-corruption reporting. In 2009 he was awarded a certificate and cash for excellent work along with five other distinguished journalists from AfricaВ during the CNN/Multichoice African Journalist awardsВ and the Grand Norbert Zongo Prize in Investigative journalism as well as the Segbo Excellence in Investigative Journalism. In 2008, Anas was awarded the Heroes Acting to End Modern-Day Slavery Award by the US Department of State for his contribution to the elimination of human trafficking and also in the same year the Every Human Has Rights Award from France. He is also the CEO of вЂњTiger Eye Private InvestigationsвЂќ and Executive Director of вЂњTiger Eye Social FoundationвЂќ. The editor of the newspaper, Kweku Baako JnrВ had just been released from jail in the same year.ДЄnas is a publisher at the New Crusading Guide. After university he turned down an opportunity to work as a reporter for the Ghanaian Times newspaper, instead choosing to join the Crusading Guide newspaper in 1998. He was polled as the 5th most influential Ghanaian in 2011 by ETVВ and named one of the вЂњMost Influential Africans of the Year вЂњby the New African MagazineВ in December 2014.вЂќChameleonвЂќ a documentary about AnasвЂ™ life and work by Ryan Mullins was premiered at the 2014 IDFA festival in Amsterdam.ДЄnas grew up in a military barracks in Ghana.В He attended the University of Ghana. We see that spirit in courageous journalists like Anas Aremeyaw Anas, who risked his life to report the truth.вЂќВ Anas has won over fourteen international awards for his investigative work. His investigative works have won him worldwide acclaim with President Barack Obama highlighting his virtues in a speech during his 2009 visit to Ghana: вЂњAn independent press, A vibrant private sector, A civil society Those are the things that give life to democracy. Anas Aremeyaw AnasВ is a Ghanaian investigative journalistВ born in the late 1970s.В Anas is famous for utilizing his anonymity as a tool in his investigation arsenal (very few people have seen his face).В A multimedia journalist who specializes in print media and documentary, Anas focuses on issues of human rights and anti-corruption in Ghana and sub-Saharan Africa.ДЄnas has won critical acclaim for his work advocating for the right to not be held in human slavery or servitude and to have a standard of living in the event of an illness.

The man behind the mask