Gifty Frazer | London / UK

In a time when most online content disappears faster than we can read it, Gifty Frazer has created a space that stays with you. Her platform—the Gifty Talk Show—is much more than a show. It is a manifesto, a digital stage where voices that are usually unheard finally speak.

Educated in Applied Computing at Northumberland University, Gifty not only knows technology—she understands it, transforms it, and uses it to promote social awareness. Her combination of a technical mind and a journalistic heart has enabled her to build a space where media, education, and activism meet.

Gifty leads her conversations with a rare blend of ease and depth. Each episode is more than just a topic—it’s a story, an invitation to reflect. Her guests come from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. Together, they form a community that listens and begins to speak, act, and support one another.

What makes the Gifty Talk Show stand out is its interactivity and inclusiveness. Thanks to its strong presence on social media, the platform has become a space for dialogue. The audience doesn’t just watch – they participate, comment, and share their experiences. This is modern journalism that doesn’t just inform from above – it co-creates from the ground up.

Gifty doesn’t shy away from complex topics. On the contrary, she faces them with courage. Her show is a digital fight for real change on topics such as discrimination, mental health, loneliness, immigration, and women’s rights.

Her impact has been recognised both locally and internationally. On December 1st, 2024, she received the prestigious Mount Moriah Award for Outstanding Talk Show Host, presented by the former Mayor of Lambeth. It was a symbolic recognition not only of her media work but also of her role as a community leader.

For this powerful impact, courage, and modern approach to media, Gifty Frazer has been nominated in the Global Impact Star category at the Stars Night Awards 2025.

Her strength does not come from the number of followers she has, but from the number of people who have begun to believe that their voice matters.