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11 trainers, 8 weeks, 1 project: How KasaNufo is Changing Lives and Igniting Dreams

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11 seasoned practitioners of the art of Public Speaking, are billed to facilitate sessions at the 4th Edition of of KasaNufo Public Speaking Training and Contest (KPSTC), organisers, EKM Communications Consulting, have announced.

Trainers for 2022 Kasafuno Public Speaking Training & Contest

The 8-weeeks intensive training, which is scheduled to begin on the 5th of February and end on 26th March, 2022, will feature huge names like CEO of ICS Africa and John Maxwell Certified Trainer, Emmaline Datey; GTV Breakfast Show Host and Author of ‘How to MC any Event’, Kafui Dey; CEO of STN Media Consult, Professional MC and TV Host, Smart Takyi Nixon; Public Speaking Coach and Entrepreneur, Amma Serwaa; Director of Division M,  Toastmasters Ghana and Corporate MC,  AS Dzah; Adjunct Lecturer at the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ),  Dominic Asitanga, all in the first four weeks.

Cartoonist, Storyteller and Telecoms Engineer,  Eric Amissah will kick start the second half of the eight weeks. Subsequent sessions will be facilitated by Research Assistant at GIJ and Youth Activist, Citizen Swanzy, winner of 2nd edition of Kasanufo, now a Public Relations practitioner, Counselling Psychologist and EKMCC Certified Speaker, Nunya Apetsi.

The project will see new trainers like Marketing Practitioner and Published Author, Petra Aba Asamoah and CEO of Institute of Digital Marketing Communication, Martin Thompson Ntem coming on board to make their own impact on these up and coming speakers.

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Since the 1st edition, Kasanufo has consistently build trainees up with the right skills sets and given them the platform to make all their mistakes so they can learn.

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In the last three years, trainees from KPSTC have excelled in various fields, including publishing books, winning communication pageants, hosting and emceeing A-class events, becoming SRC presidents and championing courses they are passionate about.

The first winner, Asante Perpetual, has written two books and secured a scholarship abroad. Winner of the 2020 contest, Nunya Apetsi, has since opened a library and started a reading club for children. She is also now a Public Relations Practitioner and a Counselling Psychologist, passionately involved with children and teenagers with socio-psychological challenges.

Two panel discussions at the Ghana Bloggers Summit 2021 were hosted by KPSTC Alumni, Mawuena Azumah and Hilda Obo Mbra. Audrey Akakiya, another alumnus, won the maiden Miss Communicator pageant organised by the GIJ SRC Women’s Commission. These are but a few of the many success stories of Kasanufo.

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Kasanufo 2022 is organised with partnership from GIJ SRC, Benbi Hampers, Cheezzy Pizza, Avance Media, IDMC, OGA Ushering Agency, UPSA SRC, YMCA and Ntem SMS.

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The Media partners include Radio Universe, Asaase Radio, Sintim Media, GhanaWeb, Ama Sojay Photography, BlackCapture, BlueCraft Photos, Optimum Lens, ElikemDailies and Infinity Pictures.

So, quickly click the link below, grab a form, and get ready for a training that will prepare you and a contest that will test you for the real world of Public Speaking.

REGISTER NOW!!!

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Source: Sintim Media

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National Labour Commission and Labour Department of Ghana Joins S-DIA Advocacy to Host Maiden Africa Labour and Employment Summit (ALES 25)

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National Labour Commission and Labour Department of Ghana Joins S-DIA Advocacy to Host Maiden Africa Labour and Employment Summit (ALES 25)

Sustainable Development in Africa Advocacy (S-DIA Advocacy) has announced the inaugural Africa Labour and Employment Summit (ALES 25), expected to take place in June this year in Accra.

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Under the theme, “The Future of Work and Labour Migration in Africa,” this landmark summit is in partnership with the National Labour Commission (NLC) and the LabourDepartment of Ghana, key collaborators committed to advancing fair labour practices and employment reforms across Africa.

The event is expected to bring together policymakers, industry leaders, trade unions, civil society, and development partners to engage in critical dialogue and action to transform Africa’s labour and employment landscape.

“We are at a defining moment for the future of work in Africa,” says Mr. Kweku Kakah, Executive Director of S-DIA Advocacy. “With youth unemployment on the rise, informal sector dominance, and a fast-growing digital economy, this summit aims to provide actionable solutions that prioritize inclusive, resilient, and future-ready employment systems. We are grateful for the partnership of the National Labour Commission and the Labour Department of Ghana, whose expertise and leadership are instrumental in achieving the summit’s goals.”

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With more than 60% of Africa’s population under the age of 25 and over 80% of its workforce in the informal sector, the summit will address challenges such as skills mismatches, limited labourprotections, gender inequality, and weak social security systems—while showcasing the untapped potential of green industries, digital platforms, and labour migration reforms.

Key components of ALES 25 include:

High-Level Opening Ceremony
Thematic Plenary and Panel Discussions
Breakout Sessions and Regional Dialogues
Tradeshow and Job Fair for Youth and Emerging Entrepreneurs

“ALES 25 is not just a conference; it is a strategic platform for policy innovation, multi-stakeholder dialogue, and sustainable job creation,” adds Mr. Kakah. “We’re focused on creating real pathways for young people, women, persons with disabilities, and vulnerable workers to access decent work, whether locally or across borders.”

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The National Labour Commission’s involvement enhances the summit’s potential to influence national and continental labourpolicy reforms, strengthen worker protections, and promote fair and ethical migration practices under regional frameworks such as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

Expected outcomes of the summit include:

Labour Policy Resolutions and Legal Reform Commitments

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• Youth Employment and Skills Development Programs

• Informal Sector Formalization Frameworks

• Green and Sustainable Employment Roadmaps

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• Stronger Tripartite Collaboration and Regional Integration

“Africa’s development rests on the dignity, productivity, and wellbeing of its workers,” Mr. Kakah emphasizes. “The time for commitment is now, and ALES 25 is the ground where ideas must turn into action.”

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