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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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“Don’t Rush Entrepreneurship” – Kweku Etuaful Advises UCC Students

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At a time when many young people feel pressured to start businesses immediately after school, entrepreneur and media executive Mr. Kweku Etuaful delivered a timely reminder at the University of Cape Coast.

Chief Kweku Etuaful
Founder/CEO, EN.AR Limited & TW Radio

Speaking at a guest lecture organised by the Centre for Entrepreneurship and Small Enterprises Development (CESED), Mr. Etuaful challenged students to rethink what it truly means to be entrepreneurial. According to him, the foundation of entrepreneurship lies in mindset, discipline, and preparation rather than quick ventures.

Using his personal journey as an example, Mr. Etuaful explained how years spent working in structured corporate environments shaped his approach to business. His experience in finance roles across several organisations helped him develop habits of accountability, financial control, and respect for systems—qualities he believes are often underestimated by aspiring entrepreneurs.

Chief Kweku Etuaful
Founder/CEO, EN.AR Limited & TW Radio

He stressed that micro-entrepreneurship is not about starting small because of limitation, but about starting deliberately. By focusing on specific niches, managing costs carefully, and delivering consistent value, micro businesses can grow sustainably even in uncertain economic conditions.

A major focus of his address was the freelance and gig economy, which he described as a powerful entry point for students and young professionals. However, he cautioned that freelancing should be approached with the same seriousness as formal employment. Reliability, consistency, and reputation, he noted, are what separate successful freelancers from struggling ones.

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Mr. Etuaful also highlighted the importance of community and collaboration, drawing insights from Inspire Cape Coast, an initiative aimed at strengthening creative collaboration and storytelling in the Central Region. Through this experience, he said, it became clear that impact is driven more by mindset than location.

In concluding his lecture, Mr. Etuaful encouraged students to slow down, learn deeply, and build strong personal foundations before venturing into full-scale entrepreneurship. He reminded them that employment, freelancing, and entrepreneurship are not competing paths but complementary stages of growth.

Source: TW Radio

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