Vivian Kafui Akua Asempapa

Vivian Kafui Akua Asempapa is a Ghanaian diplomat and career foreign service officer who serves as Ghana's Ambassador to Senegal. She is a member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and has held various roles within Ghana's diplomatic service.

Public information regarding Asempapa's early life and educational background is limited. Her career progression indicates formal training consistent with entry into Ghana's Foreign Service.

Vivian Asempapa joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration as a Foreign Service Officer. Over the years, she has served in different capacities at the Ministry's headquarters and in Ghana's diplomatic missions abroad. Her work has involved diplomatic representation, consular services, and participation in bilateral and multilateral engagements in line with Ghana's foreign policy objectives.

Asempapa was appointed on 19th November, 2024 at the Jubilee House as Ghana's Ambassador to Senegal and was among a group of envoys commissioned by the President of Ghana to represent the country abroad.^[1] As ambassador, she is responsible for strengthening diplomatic relations between Ghana and Senegal, promoting trade, investment, and economic cooperation, supporting Ghanaian nationals residing in Senegal and enhancing collaboration within regional frameworks such as Economic Community of West African States. Her role contributed to Ghana's broader diplomatic agenda of regional integration and economic diplomacy within West Africa. She was succeeded by Dr. Felix Kumah Godwin Anebo in 2025 who was appointed by John D. Mahama.

Information about her personal life is not widely documented in public sources.