Ghanaian-British media entrepreneur Peace Hyde has been named a juror for the prestigious 2025 International Emmy Awards, becoming one of the few African media professionals to earn a place on the globally respected selection panel.
The announcement was made by Hyde herself via social media, where she described the honour as a “God thing,” expressing deep gratitude for the opportunity to represent and contribute to global television excellence.
“One thing’s for sure, two things for certain, I’m doing my best and letting God do the rest,” she said in an emotional post.
Organised by the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the International Emmy Awards recognise outstanding television programming produced and initially aired outside the United States.
Jurors from across the globe are carefully selected each year based on their expertise and contributions to the television and entertainment industry.
Hyde’s role as a juror will involve reviewing, critiquing, and scoring some of the year’s top international TV entries.
Her appointment not only highlights her growing influence in the global media space but also marks a proud moment for Ghana and Africa, as she helps shape the future of television worldwide.
With an impressive track record that includes her role as creator and executive producer of Netflix’s African reality series , as well as her advocacy work through Aim Higher Africa, Hyde continues to cement her legacy as a powerhouse in international media.
Industry observers have hailed her appointment as a major win for African representation in global media decision-making.