Leadership

Elizabeth Dzifa Agbetepey is a Ghanaian actress, filmmaker, and women’s empowerment advocate with years of experience in the creative sector. She is passionate about using film as a tool for education, awareness, and positive change.

As the Founder and President of Royal Women in Cinema Ghana, Dzifa has led numerous initiatives aimed at mentoring young women, amplifying female voices in media, and addressing critical social issues such as gender equality and community development.

Her vision continues to inspire a generation of women filmmakers and storytellers determined to use their art for impact.

Founder

Elizabeth Dzifa Agbetepey

Emmanuel Owusu Sarpong is the Co-Founder of Royal Women in Cinema Ghana. He is a creative leader with a deep passion for women’s empowerment, artistic collaboration, and inclusive growth in Ghana’s film and creative sectors. His strategic leadership and partnership development skills have played a key role in expanding the organization’s national and regional outreach.

Co-Founder

Emmanuel Owusu Sarpong

Partners

Christopher Tulasi

Filmmaker & Advocate Against Child Trafficking

Christopher Tulasi is a filmmaker and passionate advocate committed to fighting child trafficking and exploitation. As a partner of Royal Women in Cinema Ghana, he supports film-based advocacy projects that raise awareness about child protection, social justice, and human rights.

His partnership strengthens the organization’s mission to use storytelling as a means of driving change and empowering vulnerable communities.

Regional Coordinators

A graphic Designer , and actress. She is the Ashanti regional coordinator for RWC. She is driven by the passion for women and kid's development.

A journalist by profession, currently serving as the Agona West NYA Program Officer and Central Regional Representative for Royal Women in Cenima Ghana. She is a passionate advocate for youth and women empowerment, actively involved in community development, leadership, and social impact initiatives across the Central Region.

Central Regional Coordinator

Jennifer Esiaw

Ashanti Regional Coordinator

Asor BAME Quashie

Bono East Regional coordinator

Stella Young (Sweet Ella)

A journalist by professional and an actress, CEO of Sweet Ella’s foundation from Techiman Bono East capital, and now Bono East Regional coordinator for Royal Women In Cinema Ghana She love to Donate to the needy

A passionate community leader, serving as Secretary of the Dosukofe Women Association in Dosukofe, Shime, Anlo constituency, Volta region. A committed Community-Based Growth Volunteer, she works closely with local groups to inspire development and strengthen women’s voices. Angel also leads in the creative space as the Volta Regional Coordinator of Royal Women in Cinema Ghana, where she champions empowerment, visibility, and opportunities for women in film and media.

Volta Regional coordinator

Angel Seɖem Amekplenu

Affectionately known as Madam Wonderful, is a dynamic entrepreneur and multi-talented creative. A vibrant radio presenter, producer, director, and actress, she uses her voice and artistry to inspire, inform, and uplift audiences across the Western Region. As the Western Regional Coordinator for Royal Women in Cinema Ghana, she champions unity, empowerment, and opportunity for women in the creative industry—especially when they need support the most. Beyond media and leadership, Madam Wonderful has a heart for nurturing young minds. She serves as a Sunday school teacher and a source of joy to children in her community. When she’s not advocating, teaching, or creating, she’s building successful ventures and proving that women can thrive in business. Madam Wonderful is a connector, a motivator, and a beacon of purpose—committed to empowering women, strengthening communities, and making positive impact wherever she goes.

Western Regional coordinator

Abena Wonderful Kuku

An accomplished makeup artist and actress, serving as the Bono Regional Coordinator for Royal Women in Cinema Ghana. She is passionate about empowering women in the creative arts, and her work reflects her belief in uplifting communities and driving progress. Committed to People, Committed to Progress.

Bono Regional coordinator

Adu Belinda