Renowned Ghanaian actress and television host Joselyn Dumas has been appointed as the Deputy Director for Diaspora Affairs by President John Dramani Mahama.
The announcement, made on March 2, 2025, has received widespread attention and praise from the public and industry colleagues.
In her new role, Dumas will work alongside fashion icon Kofi Okyere Darko (KOD), who serves as the Director of Diaspora Affairs. She is expected to use her vast network and public influence to strengthen ties between Ghana and its diaspora community.
Born on August 31, 1980, in Accra, Ghana, Dumas attended Morning Star School and Archbishop Porter Girls High School for her early education. She later pursued higher education in the United States, earning a degree in Administrative Law.
Upon returning to Ghana, Dumas transitioned from a practicing paralegal to a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. She has starred in notable films and TV series such as ‘A Northern Affair,’ ‘Potato Potato,’ ‘John and John,’ ‘Madam,’ and many others.
Her efforts have earned her multiple awards and accolades over the years.
The Diaspora Affairs, Office of the President (DAOOP), established in February 2017, serves as a bridge between the Ghanaian government and its diaspora community.
The office aims to harness the resources and expertise of Ghanaians abroad for national development, emphasizing their role in providing market access, investment, and technological advancements.
