Serwaa Amihere: The Ghanaian Journalist and Entrepreneur Reshaping Media and Business

Serwaa Amihere, Esq. (born March 8, 1990) is a celebrated Ghanaian broadcast journalist, news anchor, and lawyer who has rapidly risen to become one of the most prominent and influential media personalities in the West African nation. Known for her insightful interviews, engaging on-screen presence at GHOne TV, and her successful foray into entrepreneurship, Amihere represents a new generation of multi-talented Ghanaian professionals.

Career in Broadcast Journalism and Law

Amihere's career trajectory showcases a dedication to both communication and legal expertise.

Rise in Media

Serwaa Amihere began her media career behind the scenes as the producer of the award-winning current affairs show, State of Affairs. She quickly transitioned to an on-air role, establishing herself as a news anchor for GHOne TV, part of the EIB Network. Her versatility extends beyond news, as she also hosts Cheers, a popular weekend sports show.

Her professional excellence has been repeatedly recognized, making her a formidable figure in Ghanaian media. Notably, she is the first Ghanaian journalist to win the Female TV Newscaster of the Year Award at the Radio and Television Personality (RTP) Awards three consecutive times (2018, 2019, and 2020).

Commitment to Education

Beyond the newsroom, Amihere has demonstrated a commitment to higher education, particularly in law. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), where she graduated with Second-Class Upper Honours. She successfully completed her professional training at the Ghana School of Law and has been called to the Ghana Bar, officially adding "Esquire" to her professional title.

Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy

Amihere’s influence extends into the business world and charitable efforts, positioning her as a brand growth strategist and entrepreneur.

  • Business Ventures: She is the CEO of her own enterprises, including the high-end beauty parlor Oh My Hair Beauty Parlor and Office and Co. In 2025, she opened a new, luxurious building for her ventures in East Legon, Accra. She also serves as a brand ambassador for several major companies, including Flora Tissues.

  • Charitable Work: Driven by a desire for social impact, Amihere established the Serwaa Amihere Foundation. This non-profit organization focuses on charitable endeavors aimed at supporting vulnerable groups, including children and young women.

Serwaa Amihere’s story is one of relentless professional evolution, from behind-the-scenes production to an award-winning anchor, and ultimately to a qualified lawyer and business leader. Her blend of media visibility, legal acumen, and entrepreneurial drive makes her a defining face of contemporary Ghanaian professionalism.

You can learn more about Serwaa Amihere's career, including her work on GHOne TV, by watching this video: GHOne Newsroom with Serwaa Amihere | #ghonenews Headlines.

GHOne Newsroom with Serwaa Amihere | #ghonenews - YouTube
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