Ghanaian actress, writer, and producer Yvonne Ossei has recently been awarded the prestigious British Council ‘Study UK Alumni Award’ 2025 in the Culture and Creativity category. This achievement highlights her exceptional contributions to the arts and creative industries.
Yvonne Ossei expressed her gratitude for the recognition and the opportunity to represent Ghana on the global stage. She shared that winning this award was a privilege and a proud moment for her alma mater, Queen Mary University of London. Despite facing tough competition, she emphasized the outstanding talent of all the finalists.
The British Council ‘Study UK Alumni Award’ acknowledges individuals who have leveraged their UK education to make significant contributions to their communities and industries. Yvonne Ossei’s win is a testament to her dedication to using her creative talents for positive social impact.
As a trailblazer in the film industry, Yvonne Ossei has raised awareness on important issues such as female genital mutilation (FGM) through her work in the UK and Ghana. Her accolades include being a two-time winner of the Ghana Prominent Awards and the first African woman to win the British Urban Film Festival Award.
Yvonne Ossei’s success not only shines a spotlight on her talent and achievements but also highlights the importance of education in nurturing creativity and innovation.
