Danicius Kaihenneh Sengbeh is an award-winning proactive and enthusiastic Liberian journalism, media, and communication practitioner, since 2001.
He carries over two decades of practical experience in handling and solving complex media and communication problems and achieving institutional communication goals. He practiced active journalism for 15 years, rising from the rank of cub reporter to Editor-In-Chief, and also distinctly served the Press Union of Liberia for five years both as Assistant Secretary-General and Secretary General.
Danicius has vast expertise in crafting and implementing communication strategies and policies.
He currently teaches Journalism and media studies at the University of Liberia. He addresses and facilitates many journalism training and symposiums in Liberia under the canopy of media development organizations.
Danicius volunteers as Head of Media and Communication of the Swedish Institute Network Alumni Chapter of Liberia since 2022.
A United Nations Media Fellow and Liberia’s first UN Medal Award-winning journalist (2012), Danicius earned a Master of Science Degree in Media and Communication Studies at Lund University in Sweden, a BA in Mass Communication from the University of Liberia, and a Diploma in Journalism from the International School of Journalism.
He holds dozens of certificates in mass media training from Ghana, China, the United States, South Africa, Rwanda, Switzerland, and Sweden.
Reach him via dakasen1978@yahoo.com or WhatsApp +231777586531
THE WEEPING PEN 
As a Liberian I must commend you on the great job you’ve done with your website.
I recently joined an organization called YesLiberia, Inc. This organization focuses on challenging YOUNG Liberians abroad to enrich Liberian lives back home. Prior to joining this organization, I was uncaringly living my life for me, and thinking about anyone else. My excuses were Liberians are corrupt, Liberians are not serious, Liberians like to argue, and America or the UN will take care of our problems. However, upon joining this organization, I quickly learned that even an email or a phone call to expose the problems back home is an EFFORT that could make someone’s life better back home. As Aldous Huxley said, “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted”. With this being said, I am KINDLY asking you to please consider posting a flyer of this organization on your website or in your store. Perhaps you may think your service is not enough to make a difference, but I guarantee you, this gesture will prove to other Liberians and the kids back home that you are concerned about making a difference in every way possible.
Remember, we’ve all experienced the problems back home either directly or indirectly. But experience is not what happens to you. It is what you do with what happens to you. Please take a few minutes to visit the organization’s website at http://www.YesLiberia.org and experience the vision that is touching every Liberian across the globe. Hopefully you will agree that “your action speaks against inactions.”
If you need to contact the organization for your preference of banner sizes, you may reach us by phone at (302) 898- 6338.
Thanks in advance for posting our flyer/banner on your website. May God bless us all as your strive to uphold Liberia .
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