✨ Creative soul. She was also recognized as Ghana’s ‘most influential female blogger’ and one of Ghana’s top 50 most influential youth in 2018 by Avance Media.
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Ghana’s Digital Skills Trainer & Coach. Writer. Economist. Explorer. Pan-African Storyteller.
A professional blogger and avid communicator, Jemila excels at creating content, connections and conversations, especially in the digital space. Jemila is the creative director and founding editor of the award-winning blog, digital platform and company Circumspecte which is dedicated to meaningful insights, interaction and creative action related to Africa and Africans.
As a Ghanaian and Pan-African digital “solo-preneur” and freelance consultant, she works with Africa-oriented brands, companies and organisations to create and leverage digital content and tools. She also offers personalised trainings to professionals, entrepreneurs, SMEs and companies on social media and digital marketing. Working at the nexus of media and international development, Jemila Abdulai combines her business, communications and project management expertise with her strong passion for Africa.
An economist by training and a self-proclaimed wordsmith, she has been writing since the age of 10 and uses digital technologies to explore the nuances and interactions between African culture, policy, economics and human-interest issues. Jemila has written for Devex and the LSE Africa Blog, alongside features on Al-Jazeera, BBC, This Is Africa and Thought Catalog. More recently, Jemila has applied her people and storytelling skills to film. Jemila has a M.A. in International Economics and International Affairs from Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies and a B.A. in Economics and French from Mount Holyoke College.