Seth Kwame Boateng is a health communication and public health professional with extensive experience at the intersection of journalism, health policy, and strategic health advocacy. He brings over two decades of experience using evidence-based storytelling and human-centred communication to influence health outcomes, policy reform, and public awareness across Africa.

An internationally recognised, award-winning journalist, Mr. Boateng was named Ghana’s Overall Best Journalist in 2015. In 2017, he won the Global Health Contest organised by Johnson & Johnson in the United States and was also adjudged Overall Best Journalist in West Africa. He was inducted into the Ghana Leadership Hall of Fame in 2019 and has received over 25 local and international awards for excellence in journalism and health reporting.

His investigative work has contributed to meaningful reforms in healthcare delivery, prison health systems, and access to care for underserved and vulnerable populations. His reporting has played a key role in catalysing improvements in healthcare infrastructure and elevating national discourse on public health equity.

Mr. Boateng holds three master’s degrees: Communication Studies (University of Ghana), Conflict, Peace and Security (Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre), and Public Health (University of Leeds, United Kingdom).

In 2025, he was seconded to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, where he currently leads Production and Content Creation, shaping strategic health narratives, patient-centred storytelling, and public engagement to support national health financing and access-to-care initiatives.

Seth Kwame Boateng

Head Production and Content Creation

Seth Kwame Boateng is a health communication and public health professional with extensive experience at the intersection of journalism, health policy, and strategic health advocacy. He brings over two decades of experience using evidence-based storytelling and human-centred communication to influence health outcomes, policy reform, and public awareness across Africa.

An internationally recognised, award-winning journalist, Mr. Boateng was named Ghana’s Overall Best Journalist in 2015. In 2017, he won the Global Health Contest organised by Johnson & Johnson in the United States and was also adjudged Overall Best Journalist in West Africa. He was inducted into the Ghana Leadership Hall of Fame in 2019 and has received over 25 local and international awards for excellence in journalism and health reporting.

His investigative work has contributed to meaningful reforms in healthcare delivery, prison health systems, and access to care for underserved and vulnerable populations. His reporting has played a key role in catalysing improvements in healthcare infrastructure and elevating national discourse on public health equity.

Mr. Boateng holds three master’s degrees: Communication Studies (University of Ghana), Conflict, Peace and Security (Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre), and Public Health (University of Leeds, United Kingdom).

In 2025, he was seconded to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, where he currently leads Production and Content Creation, shaping strategic health narratives, patient-centred storytelling, and public engagement to support national health financing and access-to-care initiatives.