Ehoura began her audiovisual career with
TV2 at the beginning of the 1990s alongside . She was considered to be talented by then President
Laurent Gbagbo, who appointed her as a special councillor in charge of communication. Following the birth of her child, she suffered from complications related to diabetes and found it difficult to work, particularly among the ongoing political crises in Ivory Coast. She presented the program
Raison d’État from 2010 to 2011. Her contract with TV2 was then terminated. Following the rise to power of
Alassane Ouattara, Ehoura's bank accounts were frozen, leaving her impoverished and sick and at a time rumored to have died. In solidarity,
Reporters Without Borders rewarded her with an assistance grant of 550 euros. Her bank accounts were subsequently unfrozen but fully emptied due to "unpaid debts". Awa Ehoura died in
Abidjan on 5 July 2023. ==References==