As the annual celebration of Black History Month (BHM) continues to shine a light on the rich cultural contributions of Black communities, this year, the spotlight is on young dynamic individuals who are making a significant impact on the Ghanaian community in the United Kingdom.
ImpactGhana, a UK-based non-profit Ghanaian professional group, has taken the initiative to recognize and celebrate the achievements of these outstanding individuals who are not only shaping the present but also inspiring future generations. This list of exceptional talent represents a diverse range of fields and talents, each contributing to the vibrant tapestry of the Ghanaian diaspora in the UK.
Phe B – Singer:
Phe B’s soulful voice and music are touching hearts with inspiration from legends like Kojo Antwi , Rex Omar and Daddy Lumba among others . She’s not only entertaining but also bridging the gap between generations as a young upcoming Ghanaian female artist.
Comanda Ansah – Presenter:
Comanda Ansah, a charismatic presenter, is not only amplifying Ghanaian culture through her shows but also providing a platform for important discussions on the Ghanaian experience in the UK and an ambassador for promoting Twi language in the UK .
Obed Owusu – Book Author:
Obed Owusu’s literary contributions have brought forth compelling stories that resonates and motivates the Ghanaian community in the UK.
Joel Antwi – Co-founder ImpactGhana:
Joel Antwi, along with Kobby Ofori ( founder ) , is at the forefront of a movement that is making a real impact. Their organization, ImpactGhana, is shaping a brighter future for young Ghanaians in the UK through community engagement and empowerment.
Daniel Dadzie – BBC:
Daniel Dadzie, a talented journalist at the BBC, is using his platform to shed light on important issues within the Ghanaian community. His reporting is making a difference.
Manuel Koranteng – BBC:
Alongside Daniel, Manuel Koranteng is another BBC journalist dedicated to sharing stories that matter. These voices matter more than ever.
ifrica__ – Dance Choreographer: ifrica__ is originally Angolan but a strong advocate for the Ghanaian culture in UK. She’s enriching the lives of the Ghanaian community with her captivating choreography and energy.
Anoff Anim – Founder Impact Lab Ghana: Anoff Anim’s leadership at Impact Lab Ghana is driving innovation in Health and biomedical sciences and opportunities within the Ghanaian diaspora, fostering growth and development.
Akosua – Talk2Tiana Foundation: Akosua’s foundation is making a positive impact on the lives of young Ghanaians. Her work exemplifies the spirit of giving back and supporting a community hardly speak about their Mental Health Issues .
Twinsdntbeg – Media Creative:
Twinsdntbeg is a creative genius who’s capturing the essence of Ghanaian culture and bringing it to a wider audience, breaking down barriers with art.
As we celebrate these remarkable individuals during Black History Month, it is essential to recognize the profound influence they have on the Ghanaian community in the UK. Their work serves as an inspiration to the younger generations, demonstrating the endless possibilities and the power of the Ghanaian spirit in the heart of Britain.
Impact Ghana and the entire community express their pride and gratitude to these exceptional individuals, encouraging them to continue their outstanding contributions to the Ghanaian diaspora in the UK. They are not only shaping history but also creating a brighter future for all.
In a time where representation and positive role models are more important than ever, the celebration of these young Ghanaian community influencers is a testament to the richness and diversity of Black culture within the UK. Their impact is felt far beyond the confines of the Ghanaian community, resonating throughout the nation.
This Black History Month, let us not only reflect on the past but also celebrate the present and invest in the future, inspired by the contributions of these remarkable young faces impacting the Ghanaian UK community.
By Anoff Ofori
ImpactGhana