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Charles Adu Boahen

Politician

Birthday May 1, 1970

Birth Sign Taurus

Birthplace Ghana

Age 55 Years

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Who Is Charles Adu Boahen? Age, Biography and Wiki

Born on May 1, 1970, Charles Adu Boahen is currently 54 years old. He is a well-respected political figure in Ghana, having served in various capacities within the government. His participation in politics is complemented by a robust academic background and a commitment to public service. He is often recognized for his efforts in economic development and governance.

Occupation Politician
Date of Birth May 1, 1970
Age 55 Years
Birth Place Ghana
Horoscope Taurus
Country Ghana

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Family, Dating & Relationship Status

As of 2025, Charles Adu Boahen is known to be married. He often keeps details of his personal life private, which includes information about his spouse and family. There is limited information available regarding his dating history or any relationships prior to his marriage, as he tends to focus on professional commitments.

His father Albert Adu Boahen was then a professor of history at the University of Ghana, and his mother Jane Thyra Boahen worked at the Bank of Ghana. He has 4 siblings including Kwabena Boahen, a professor of biomedical engineering at Stanford. He was educated at Ghana's Achimota School, where he obtained his 'O' Levels, and Mfantsipim School, where he did his 'A' Levels.

Net Worth and Salary

Charles Adu Boahen is active on social media, where he engages with the public and shares insights on political and economic developments in Ghana. He is known to use platforms such as Twitter and LinkedIn to connect with followers and constituents.

Career, Business and Investments

An influential figure in Ghana's political landscape, Charles Adu Boahen has held several significant roles, including the Minister of State in the Finance Ministry. His career is marked by efforts to enhance economic policies and promote sustainable development. Beyond his public service career, he is involved in numerous business ventures and has made investments that contribute to his financial portfolio.

Charles Kofi Adu Boahen (born May 1970) is a Ghanaian investment banker, businessman, politician and public servant who served as a Deputy Minister of Finance and then Minister of State at the Finance Ministry in the government of President Nana Akufo-Addo between 2017 and 2022. He is a member of the New Patriotic Party.

He is the son of Mrs Jane Thyra Adu Boahen and Prof. Albert Adu Boahen, a global academic, historian and politician who became the New Patriotic Party's flagbearer in the 1992 Ghanaian general elections.

Education

The library, named the Adu Boahen Memorial Library and Archive, also houses thousands of books and academic writings from the personal collection of the late Professor which were donated by his family in accordance with his will.

It has as its stated aim to "inspire all scholars and students of African history to employ empirical research methods and appropriate theory to critically analyse Africa’s past and create narratives that are detailed, accurate and true", and "encourage research that recognises Africa’s ancient origins and complex civilisations; that explores A

fricans’ responses to colonial rule and the influence of Africans on the wider world; and that evaluates modern history so as to nurture a sense of national pride for the betterment of Ghana and the continent as a whole", among other things.

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