KSP Camp Day 11: We are grateful to Capt. Prince Kofi Amoabeng for spending time with us this afternoon. Indeed, In a world with an influx of products, consumers will pay more for products that save their time. Time is life. Prince Kofi Amoabeng

KSP Camp Day 11: For Ghana to work, we need to be leaders who have strong work ethics, encourage and take initiative, have a sense of urgency, and be disciplined. A Big Clap!, for Prof. Baffuor Agyeman-Duah for sharing such sage words of advice with us.

KSP Camp Day 12: as a leader how analytical are you in the most critical situations. How adept are you to making strategic discisions on your feet. Today we engage in simulation exercises to test our analytical, and strategic discission making skills.

KSP Camp Day 13: Write the vision; make it plain, so you may run with it.

KSP Camp Day 14: As we bring this year's leadership camp to an end, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn, unlearn, and relearn. Indeed, the doing and undoing of a great leader starts and ends with his/her mindset.

KSP Camp Reflections: life beyond the big city feels like a dream, a quite uncomfortable one if we're being euphemistic. During our community engagement in Meminaso number 1, we visited the only body of water that serves the people and livestock of the community, River Abena.

Feedback is a gift! How receptive are you to feedback?

Our TIME is Limited on earth. Whiles we are strong and alive let us continue to make a difference. National Honors for an Order of the Star of Volta presented by Fmr. President J.A Kuffour, 2008

There is a torch that is passed from one era of Ghanaians to the next. It is as fragile and as irreplaceable as any family treasure. The torch is now in our possession... It is the responsibility that we have to take charge of our lives, in determining the course of our future.

Thank you H.E John Agyekum Kufuor John Agyekum Kufuor for the opportunity to explore and materialize my dreams. Being a member of the Kufuor Scholars Program entails taking on the monumental task of MAKING AFRICA GREAT, as proclaimed in our anthem. #TOGETHERweCAN🤝 The John A. Kufuor Foundation

...We will strive to be a catalyst for socio-economic transformation in our communities and Ghana as a whole... Click the link, take a second, read. kufuorfoundation.org/causes/kufuor-…

Today at R. S AMEGASHIE, University of Ghana was H.E John Agyekum Kufuor and the Kufuor Scholars. Thank you The John A. Kufuor Foundation for the opportunity to become socio-political and economic transformational leader.

March Photo Dump!!! Congratulations class of 2022. Class of 2025, Welcome.

Onome! Are you AA and proud with wrong result?

Earlier this week, the University of Oxford, Exeter Collage, honoured their Alumni, H.E John Agyekum Kufuor, Former President of Ghana, and Chairman of the John A. Kufuor Foundation. Here are some excerpts of the ceremony.

...In leadership, relying solely on loyalty without ensuring competence can lead to inefficiencies and ineffective decision-making. Conversely, focusing solely on competence without considering loyalty can result in a lack of trust and collaboration... - John A. Kufuor

The KSP hosted a captivating midweek round table discussion, focusing on diverse facets of culture, heritage, history, education, finance, politics and leadership. Esteemed scholars from the Amos Bursery, together with our interns frm James Madison Uni engaged in the Conversation

Kini vs Innit

On 15th September, 2023,we visited Leaders International Academy; the only school in Benin that runs the Ghanaian academic curriculum Looking at how intelligent,confident and ethical these pupils were, I realized how improved Africa will be if early leadership grooming is adapted

The John A. Kufuor Foundation and the Kufuor Scholars will like to wish the Founder of the John A. Kufuor Foundation and the Former President of Ghana, H.E John A. Kufuor a Happy 85th Birthday. Happy Birthday Grandpa!