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Kofi Akpabli was born on 18 December, 1973 in Accra, Ghana, is a Journalist, Publisher. At 47 years old, Kofi Akpabli height not available right now. We will update Kofi Akpabli's height soon as possible.

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Occupation Journalist, Publisher
Kofi Akpabli Age 49 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 18 December 1973
Birthday 18 December
Birthplace Accra, Ghana
Nationality Ghanaian

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Kofi Akpabli Net Worth

He net worth has been growing significantly in 2021-22. So, how much is Kofi Akpabli worth at the age of 49 years old? Kofi Akpabli’s income source is mostly from being a successful Journalist. He is from Ghanaian. We have estimated Kofi Akpabli's net worth , money, salary, income, and assets.

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Timeline

2016

In October 2016, Kofi Akpabli was adjudged Travel Writer of the year by the Ghana Tourism Authority.

2013

In Ghana, in 2013, he won the Travel and Tourism Writer of the Year Award by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Arts. In 2010, he was voted Journalist of the Year Award in the category of Entertainment and Tourism by the Ghana Journalist Association.

2012

Akpabli describes himself as a writer and cultural activist whose scholarly interests include researching and communicating key values of African arts and culture. Since January 2012, he has been a writing a weekly travel column entitled "Going Places" which focuses on culture and tourism issues around the world for the Mirror Newspaper of the Graphic Communication Group. He is also a features contributor for the Daily Graphic and the Business and Financial Times.

2011

Since 2011 he has led a national campaign to promote reading for pleasure. Together with his project partner and author Nana Awere Damoah, they read at corporate events, schools and to the general body.

In June 2011 in South Africa, Kofi Akpabli was voted CNN Multichoice African Journalist for Arts and Culture for the second time; making it the only time an African has annexed the CNN African Journalist Awards category back-to-back. His winning article is about the love-hate relationship Ghanaians have with ‘akpeteshie’, a locally brewed gin. In Uganda the previous year, he had won the same award category with a feature about the soup culture of Ghanaians.

2005

His article on Baobab in 2002 won an award in the International Federation of Environmental Journalists contest organized by Conservation International. The winning story entitled 'Baobab Baobab and More' was published in the Ghanaian Daily Mail. He also wrote news commentaries which were aired on Radio Ghana. Akpabli developed a strategy on how to use Valentine Day celebration in Ghana to promote domestic tourism. Broadcast on Radio Ghana news bulletin – 14 February 2005, observers believe that this influenced the institution of February 14 as National Chocolate Day in Ghana. In September 2007 he was among five journalists from Africa who won a place to participate in the United Nations Department of Public Information conference on Climate Change held in UN Headquarters, New York.He currently writes a weekly column 'Going Places' in the Mirror

2002

In a French language competition in the Upper East region in 2002, he won first prize in the professional category and represented the region in Accra March 2003 where he placed 2nd in the national finals.

In August 2002, Kofi received the Biodiversity Reporting Award. This recognition came from Conservation International, USA, International Centre for Journalists, USA and International Federation of Environmental Journalists, USA.

2000

Before working at Central University, he worked with the Ghana Tourist Board (now, Ghana Tourism Authority) for over a decade. He rose through the ranks; starting as a Resource officer in the Bolgatanga Office in the Upper East Region from 2000 to 2002 and finishing as a Principal Marketing officer at the Head Office of the Ghana Tourist Authority in Accra. Other portfolios he handled in the same organization include; Senior Marketing Officer in the Greater Accra Regional Office, Senior Resource Officer in the Bolgatanga Office.

1999

Between 1999 and 2000, Akpabli taught English Methodology at St. John Bosco Training College, Navrongo.

1993

Akpabli obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Cape Coast in the Central Region from 1993 to 1998 where he completed with honours in Primary Education. In 2002 he enrolled for an M.Phil in Tourism programme from the same university. After a one-year study tour in the UK, he took interest in travel writing as practised in the British press. Back in Ghana in 2004, Akpabli completed his MPhil degree in 2005. His thesis was entitled 'Promoting Tourism through Travel Writing in Ghanaian Newspapers.' Between 2006 and 2007, he attended the University of Ghana to obtain a Master of Arts Degree in Communication Studies. His MA major was journalism and public relations.

1991

Akpabli started writing in 1991 when as a sixth-form student, a historical play he wrote captured first prize in a National Play Writing Contest. It was organized by the Pan African Historical Theatre Festival (PANAFEST). The theatre piece, 'The Prince and the Slave', has subsequently run at the Art Centre in Accra, and at the Cape Coast Castle.

1990

Born in Accra, Akpabli grew up in Kotobabi and had his primary education at Providence Preparatory School, transferring in his final year to St. Kizito Middle School at Nima. He started Secondary education at Some Secondary School, Agbozume in the Volta Region of Ghana and continued at Nsaba Presby Secondary School at Agona Nsaba in the Central Region where he obtained his 'O' Level Certificate in 1990. He proceeded to St. Paul's Secondary School, Denu from 1990 to 1992; obtaining 'A' Level Certificate from here.

1973

Kofi Akpabli (born 18 December 1973, Accra) is a Ghanaian academic, journalist, publisher, tourism consultant and cultural activist. He is a two-time winner of the CNN Multichoice African Journalist for Arts and Culture Awards. His latest work 'Made in Nima' has been featured in the new Commonwealth Anthology which was published in May 2016 Safe House: Explorations into Creative Non-Fiction. Akpabli has four books to his credit and currently works as a lecturer at Central University College in Ghana. He is a founding member of Ghana Cultural Forum and has participated in Xplore FrankfurtRheinemann 2012, Tallberg Forum, Sweden 2011, Berlin Art Festival 2010 and the Düsseldorf Art Preview 2010.