Elisabeth Apampa
Togolese journalist
Elisabeth Adéronkè Arikè Apampa (born 5 February 1993) is a Togolese journalist, presenter and producer of cultural programmes. Additionally known for her advocacy for the rights of women and girls, she has been credited with the development of the media in Togo. Apampa is the founder of IYAWO, a non-governmental organisation that promotes women's rights and child protection, and serves as the deputy coordinator of the International Council for Dialogue and Partnership Togo.
Early life and education
Apampa was born and raised in Lomé. After obtaining her baccalauréat, she went on to study for a bachelor's degree in communication and public relations.
Cultural career
Apampa began her career as an intern at Radio Zéphyr, where she went on to become its head of programming. In addition, she hosted several cultural programmes on the station, before starting to make regular appearances on television and online media.
In 2017, Apampa created the IYÉ Festival, which aimed to support emerging artists and promote the Togolese music scene. The festival received support from the Institut Français in Togo, Canal+ Togo and the European Union. Apampa is also the head of her own record label, Kabash.
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