Humserve Africa, headquartered in Accra, describes its mission as improving “quality health and life for all” by delivering medical interventions, public health advocacy, mental health support, and educational assistance to underserved communities. The organization has steadily built a reputation for practical, life-changing programs and is now looking to deepen its continental reach.

Announcing the appointment, Humserve’s Chief Operating Officer, George Egeh, said the inclusion of Mawuko Kuadzi represents a turning point for the organization and the continent. “We are excited to welcome Mawuko Kuadzi to our advisory board. His global recognition, his storytelling expertise, and his network in the creative industry will be invaluable as we push forward with innovative approaches to humanitarian service in Africa,” Egeh said.

Mawuko Kuadzi, known for his ability to blend African talent with global opportunities, is expected to bring a fresh perspective to Humserve’s outreach campaigns. His creative influence is likely to amplify the visibility of Humserve’s initiatives, making public health education and humanitarian advocacy resonate more deeply with African audiences.

The appointment has also drawn praise from the African Chamber of Content Producers (ACCP), with which Humserve Africa is affiliated. The Chamber’s President, Nana Dwomoh-Doyen Benjamin, highlighted the wider implications of Mawuko Kuadzi’s new role. “Mawuko Kuadzi’s appointment will definitely see a shift in the direction of the Chamber. It signals how content creators and creatives can contribute meaningfully to the advancement of humanitarian work and social development across Africa,” he said.

For Ghana and Africa, the news reinforces a growing trend: creative professionals are increasingly being recognized for their artistic contributions and also for their ability to drive social change. Mawuko Kuadzi’s transition into advisory leadership within a humanitarian body underscores the potential of the creative sector to influence policy, inspire communities, and shape Pan-African development narratives.

Humserve Africa has expressed confidence that with Mawuko Kuadzi on board, its campaigns will carry stronger cultural resonance and greater global appeal. As Africa’s creative economy and humanitarian sector find common ground, Mawuko Kuadzi’s appointment may prove to be a milestone that redefines how stories, health, and human services are delivered to communities most in need.

Mawuko Kuadzi is a renowned international Casting Director, based in Ghana, celebrated for his unwavering commitment to discovering exceptional talent and placing them in roles that elevate projects. He is a proud member of the Casting Society of America (CSA) and the International Casting Directors Association (ICDA), where he also serves on the board. Mawuko is the first African to ever win the Artios Award since its inception 40 years ago, receiving the Best Casting in a Commercial award at the 40th Artios Awards. He is also a multiple award winner for his casting expertise.

As the visionary behind MK Casting, the first and foremost casting company in Ghana, Mawuko Kuadzi has cultivated a reputation for excellence, specializing in films, commercials, TV series, music videos, billboards, documentaries, theatre, radio, and magazines. His dedication to excellence and innovation has firmly established MK Casting as a leader in the African entertainment industry. He is also the CEO of the Africa Monologue Challenge.