Deborah Ahenkorah

Ahenkorah was born and raised in Accra, Ghana. She attended Bryn Mawr College, where she served as co-chair of the "Bryn Mawr's African Students" organization.^[6] She hold Bachelor of Arts-Psychology and Archaeology from University of Ghana.^[7]

She was also the founder of Project Educate in Africa, and a resident consultant and participant in the Global Fund for Children and the European Union Parliament. Ahenkorah was part of the Starting Bloc Fellowship, and was also involved in the Goldman Sachs Women's Summit.

Her organization, Golden Baobab is a literary nonprofit social enterprise committed to the development of children’s literature across Africa.^[8]

• Summer Edward, "Foreign Correspondence: An Interview with Deborah Ahenkorah: Torchbearer for African Children’s Publishing", The Horn Book, 21 November 2006.

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