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26 Participants Shortlisted For Grand Finale Of The 4th Edition Of KASANUFO Public Speaking Contest

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KASANUFO 4TH EDITION: 26 PARTICIPANTS SHORTLISTED FOR GRAND FINALE; 30TH APRIL SLATED FOR LAST SHOWDOWN

Out of 200 initial registrants, organisers of the Kasanufo Public Speaking Training and Contest (KPTSC), EKM Communications Consulting (EKMCC), have announced a shortlist of 26 contestants for the finale.

The 200 registrants were whittled down to 56 for the eight weeks of intensive and rigorous training facilitated by expert speakers and trainers, out of which 26 have made it into the grand finale scheduled for Saturday, April 30, 2022 at the Auditorium of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, North Dzorwulu Campus.

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Essentially, participant have been equipped with the requisite skills, attitudes and competencies that has prepared topics on how to deliver the most captivating public speeches on stages, in interviews, during pitches and negotiations and in interpersonal interactions.

This year’s training featured regular trainers like Kafui Dey, Emmaline Datey, AS Dzah, Smart Takyi Nixon, Amma Serwaa, Nunya Apetsi, Dominic Asitanga, Eric Ammisah and Citizen Swanzy; introducing two new trainers in the person Petra Aba Asamoah and Martin Ntem.

In it’s fourth year, the competition is set to discover Ghana’s next youngest and most compelling public speaker.

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The 2022 edition of the Kasanufo Public Speaking Training and Contest is organized with support from YMCA Ghana, Cheezzy Pizza, Benbi Hampers, Institute of Digital Marketing Communication, Ntem SMS, Els Dessert Bar, GIJ-SRC and Avance Media with media partnership from Asaase Radio, GhanaWeb, Sintim Media, Radio Univers, eanews24, Elikem Diaries, Infinity Pictures, Ama Sojay Photography, Optimum Lens, Blackcapture and bennews.

Here is the full list of contestants:

1. Samuel Ndukwo, Entrepreneur

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2. Philip Acheampong, Student at University of Education, Winneba.

3. Agyei-Gyebi Nana Dennis, Student at the University of Ghana

4. Asempa Abigail, Student at UPSA and IT Expert

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5. Frimpong Nissi, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

6. Azure Anyeyore Jennifer, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

7. Rebecca Norkor Dowuona, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

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8. Benjamin Adjei Asiaw, Chief Justice for Basic Education at University of Education, Winneba

9. Danielle Patricia Akweley Quaye, Youth worker and Entrepreneur

10. Okyere Elizabeth

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11. Amenyo Enyonam Rebecca, Student at the University of Education, Winneba

12. Ivy Fuh, Student at the Accra Technical University

13. Amoako Abigail Danso, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

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14. Apusiga Ayuba Hamida, Spoken Word Performer, Student

15. Eugenia Nana Opokua Twum-Ampofo, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

16. Amoh Doregin Baffour, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

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17. Amoah Sarfo Kwarteng, Student at the University of Professional Studies, Accra

18. Eric Nii Armah, Fashion Designer

19. Gertrude Egyir, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

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20. Esther Adwoa Gyanwah Karikari, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

21. Michael Frimpong Mensah, Estate Agent

22. Mensah Lemuel, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

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23. Priscilla Kwarteng, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

24. Paula Nayram Tettey, Banking and Finance Professional

25. Agbolosu Mawuse Abla, Student at the Ghana Institute of Journalism

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26. Mohammed Towfik, Entrepreneur, Kumasi

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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