Deborah Ahenkorah

Deborah Ahekorah (Wɔwoo no 20 April 1987) ɔyɛ Ghananyi a ɔkeyɛ adze na odzi akotsen edwuma. Onye obi dzi edwuma do na ɔda Golden Baobab edwuma ano, edwumakuw bi a ɔhwɛ dze mpomtu ba ebibiman ho adzesua ma mbofra, ɔdze abasobɔdze ma Golden Baobab dwumadzi afe biara. Osua adze wɔ Bryn Mawr College na w'ato no dzin "Echoing Green Fellowship " a ɔye edwumakuw kor a ɔdze nsesa reba ewiase ndɛ.[4]Wɔ 2013, na Ahenkorah ka kuw a wɔfrɛ no New Voices Fellowship wɔ Aspen Institute[5]

Ne ho nsɛm

Wɔwoo Ahenkorah na wɔtsetsee no wɔ Accra, Ghana. Ɔkɔɔ Bryn Mawr College, na ɔnye obi Bomu dzi egua wɔ dwumadzi n'ase na ɔsom wɔ "Bryn Mawr's African Students" nhyehyɛɛ no mu. Ɔsan nso hyehyɛɛ Project Educate dwumadzi wɔ Afrika, na ɔyɛ afotufo a ɔtse hɔ na ɔdze ne ho hyɛɛ Wiase Nyinara Sika a Wɔdze ma mbofra na European Union Parliament. Ahenkorah dzii Starting Bloc Fellowship no mu akotsen, na ɔsan dze ne ho hyɛɛ Goldman Sachs Mbasiafo hɔn nhyia mu dwuma no mu.

Nhwɛdo

• ^ "These are the most innovative social entrepreneurs of Ghana". Reach for Change. 11 March 2011. Retrieved 8 March 2015. Deborah Ahenkorah, 23 years old and living in Accra

• ^ Golden Baobab (inglés)

• ^ Summer Edward, "Foreign Correspondence: An Interview with Deborah Ahenkorah: Torchbearer for African Children’s Publishing", The Horn Book, 21 November 2006.

• ^ "Deborah Ahenkorah Osei-Agyekum". Echoing Green Fellows Directory. Retrieved 2023-01-12.

• ^ Ong'onge, Leon (12 July 2013). "Ghana: Bringing African Voices to Children's Literature". allAfrica. Retrieved 8 March 2015.

Abɔtsen do nkitahodzi

• Summer Edward, "Foreign Correspondence: An Interview with Deborah Ahenkorah: Torchbearer for African Children’s Publishing", The Horn Book, 21 November 2006.