Kojo Kwarteng: From journalism and corporate communications to law
On Friday, October 9, 2026, Emmanuel Kojo Kwarteng became a lawyer, adding the legal profession to a diverse career spanning journalism, marketing, corporate communications, public relations, banking, authorship, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and community service
Emmanuel Kojo Kwarteng, a Ghanaian professional, has made a career spanning journalism, corporate communications, marketing, banking, and law. Beginning his education at Boa-Amponsem Primary School and Tarkwa Senior High School, Kwarteng went on to study at the Ghana Institute of Journalism, the University of Ghana Business School, and later earned degrees from Mountcrest University and the University of Essex.
In addition to his legal education, Kwarteng has undertaken executive master's-level studies in Labour and Industrial Relations Law and Practice and ADR. His journalism career, which included work at the Ghana News Agency and Daily Graphic, saw him become an award-winning journalist and Presidential Reporter, covering public affairs, politics, business, and society.
Kwarteng's legal career is a natural progression from his previous work, as evidenced by his interest in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and the role of media in holding institutions accountable.
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