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Each member brings a unique set of skills and experiences to the table
Team Members
Narratives of Africa is driven by a team of passionate and dedicated individuals. Each member brings a unique set of skills and experiences to the table, fostering a collaborative environment that fuels our mission. From storytelling experts to technical wizards, our team is committed to sharing the richness and diversity of African narratives with the world.
Our team members are:
Driven by a desire to amplify African voices and traditions.
Bringing expertise in various fields to ensure smooth program execution and effective outreach.
Working together to achieve a common goal: amplifying the power of narratives.
Continuously improving and innovating to ensure Narratives of Africa’s continued success.
We are incredibly fortunate to have such a talented and dedicated team driving Narratives of Africa forward.
PATRON
Nii Teiko Tsuru
The OverLord of Ga State, Ghana
ADVISOR
Nana Kwaku Gyan Borokuo II
Paramount Chief of Offuman, Bono East-Ghana
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Kwasi Amoako-Ohene (PhD)
Dr. Kwasi Amoako-Ohene is a researcher of African Art and Culture, African Studies and Museum Studies. He is an artist and art critic. He holds PhD and masters in African Art and Culture at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. He has undertaken research projects on Asante Culture and Asante Museum.
COUNTRY DIRECTOR
David Darko Owusu-Amoah
David Darko Owusu- Amoah is a professional communicator with over twenty years' experience in using systematic communication strategies to enhance the reputation of corporate entities, especially public sector organizations. He holds a Master of Arts Degree in Professional Communications from the Sheffield Hallam University in the United Kingdom, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy from the University of Ghana Legon, as well as a Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism from The Ghana Institute of Journalism.
He is currently a Technical Adviser to the Ministry of Information in the Republic of Ghana. In addition, D. D. Owusu-Amoah has worked previously as the Acting Director of the Information Services Department and public relations officer for several government Institutions, such as the National Development Planning Commission, The Ministry of Food and Agriculture, the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Culture among others.
PROGRAMS & TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Solomon Atuahene
He brings a unique combination of Information Studies and Religious Studies from the University of Ghana, equipping him with the skills to seamlessly integrate technology and storytelling.
His expertise encompasses:
Tech-Savvy Storytelling: Conducting research and implementing state-of-the-art technologies to elevate narrative presentations.
Expertise in Presentation Execution: Overseeing the technical aspects of presentations, ensuring seamless program delivery through collaborative efforts with technical teams.
Marketing and Outreach: Developing promotional strategies for African narratives and enhancing program visibility by coordinating with marketing teams.
Partnership Building: Exploring collaboration opportunities with other organizations to expand the reach of Narratives of Africa.
Strategic Planning: Regularly reviewing daily accomplishments, identifying areas for improvement, and planning for upcoming events and projects.
CONSULTANT
Osei Bonsu Safo Kantanka
Osei Bonsu Safo Kantanka, Is a man of many parts, He researches Into Monarchical History, Anthropology, Pedagogy, Twl Language, Asante Art Forms, religion, Culture and Tradition,
He was co author of Kente Cloth History and Culture; Xlibris USA 2017; Sub-Editor of The Ghanaian Voice Newspaper (1997-1999);
Instructor (CIEG) Ashes University (2006-2009);
National Grand Medal Award Winner (2008);
MTNHero of Change (2014);
He was, until recently, the Director of Pedagogy International (PEIN);
African Heritage Consult (AHCO) and Gagamuga Ventures (GAVE).
He is currently with the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.
SECRETARY
Vanessa Benewah Adade
Vanessa Benewah Adade is a skilled communications professional with a Master of Arts in Communication Studies specializing in broadcast journalism and development communication. With a keen eye for crafting compelling narratives, she excels in developing communication strategies, producing high-quality materials. Her expertise spans monitoring communication activities, ensuring consistency across channels, and translating content to reach diverse audiences. Vanessa’s passion for driving positive change through effective communication makes her an invaluable asset to any team or organization.
Africa is home to over 2,000 languages, each with its own unique history and cultural significance. From Asante to Zulu, these languages are not just means of communication; they are vessels of heritage, storytelling, and identity.
Africa's history is a tapestry woven with the threads of countless ethnic groups, each contributing to the continent's rich cultural landscape. From the ancient kingdoms of Mali and Ghana to the vibrant traditions of the Maasai, every culture has its own unique stories and practices that reflect the human experience.
African Spirituality and Belief Systems
African Writers and Poets
Ancestor veneration
Diaspora Narratives
Oral Histories and Folktales
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