Madamfo Anansi Collaboration

Madamfo (meaning “my friend” in Fanti) is a Netherlands-based nonprofit organization whose founders, Wim and Karen Levins, are reconnecting with Anansi Education this year in a meaningful way. In a cooperative venture Madamfo has enrolled seven of our Anansi graduates in various University programs. Their financial commitment to these seven students will continue until their graduation from University. Madamfo has provided them with tuition, room and board, laptop computers and a stipend.

In past years when tuition fees were high for high school students in Ghana, Madamfo funded 17 Anansi/Madamfo students to increase the number of young people we were able to serve. Welcome back, Madamfo, and a warm large thank you for your interest and faith in our program and our students and for making it possible for these graduates to reach their potential. Medase Peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Meet the students receiving these generous scholarships:

From left to right:
Angelina Morgue Eduaful
Studying a 4-year degree in Physician Assistantship at the University of Cape Coast. Angelina was an Anansi student from 2017 to 2020 at Edinaman Senior High School.
Felix Kwamina Baidoo
Kwamina is pursuing a 4-year degree in Computer Science at the University of Cape Coast. He was an Anansi student from 2018 to 2021 at Aburaman Senior High School.
Robert Ackom
Pursuing a 6-year degree as Doctor of Optometry at the university of Cape Coast. Robert was an Anansi student from 2018 to 2021.
Bismark Amoah
He is studying a 4-year degree programme in Social Science at the University of Cape Coast. Bismark was an Anansi student from 2019 to 2022.
Sarah Andzie Benyin
Sarah is studying a 4-year degree in JHS Education at Ola College of Education, Cape Coast. She was an Anansi student from 2018 to 2021.
Francis Amanyi
Francis is studying a 4-year degree in Social Science Education at the University of Ghana, Legon. He was an Anansi student from 2017 to 2020.
Rockson Amuzu (pictured separately below)
He is pursuing a 4-degree programme in Agricultural Science at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Rockson was an Anansi student from 2018 to 2021.
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Here students are pictured receiving their new laptops, with Anansi Education Managing Director Daniel Osei.
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