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This is alist of notableGhanaians in the United Kingdom. The person'sGhanaian citizenship and connection to theRepublic of Ghana is shown in birthplace and parentheses.

PersonProfession/notabilityPlace of birthLink to GhanaRef.
SirDavid Adjaye,Knight Bachelor /OBEArchitectDar es Salaam,TanzaniaGhanaian mother and father[1][2]
William AdoasiEntrepreneurCamberwell, London, UKGhanaian mother and father[3]
Adam AfriyieBritish Conservative Party politician, businessman andmultimillionaireLondon,Greater London, UKEnglish mother, Ghanaian father[4][5]
Albert AdomahProfessionalfootballer forBristol City F.C. andGhana national football teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[6]
Freema AgyemanTelevision and film actressHackney, Greater London, UKIranian mother, Ghanaian father[7]
Patrick AgyemangProfessional footballer forQueens Park Rangers F.C. and Ghana national football teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[8]
Harry Aikines-AryeeteySprinterLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[9]
John Akomfrah,CBEFilm director and screenwriterAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[10]
Adjoa AndohFilm, television, stage andvoice actressClifton, BristolGhanaian mother and father[11][12]
Samata AngelFashion designerCambridge, Cambridgeshire, UKGhanaian mother and father[13]
Joey AnsahActor andmartial artistLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[14]
Maxwell "Lethal Bizzle" AnsahMusician and rapperLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[15]
Kwesi AppiahProfessional footballer forCrystal Palace F.C. and Ghana national football teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[16]
Amma Asante,MBEWriter and film directorGhanaGhanaian mother and father[17][18]
Anita AsanteProfessionalfemale footballer forGöteborg FC and theEngland women's national football teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[19][20]
Clare-Hope AshiteyActressLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[21]
Guvna BMusicianLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[22]
Terry BaddooCNN Internationalnews reporter and columnist forWorld Football InsiderLondon, Greater London, UKEnglish mother, Ghanaian father[23]
James BarnorPhotographerAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[24]
Errol "Kojo Funds" BellotMusician and rapperLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother, Dominican father[25]
Rhian BensonSoul andjazz singer-songwriterAccra, GhanaWelsh mother, Ghanaian father[26]
Matty Blytheprofessionalrugby league footballer forWarrington WolvesSalford, Greater Manchester, UKGhanaian mother, English father[27]
[28]
Abrantee BoatengRadio DJ, TV presenter andclub DJLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[29]
Daniel BoatengProfessional footballer forArsenal F.C.London, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[30]
Eric BoatengProfessionalbasketball player forPeristeri B.C. and theGreat Britain national basketball teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[31]
Ozwald Boateng,OBEFashion designerLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[32]
Lord Paul Boateng,The Right Honourable /PCBritish Labour Party politician and member of theHouse of LordsLondon, Greater London, UKScottish mother, Ghanaian father[33]
William Boyd,CBENovelist and screenwriterAccra, GhanaHalf-Ghanaian and half-Scottish mother,Scottish father[34]
Margaret Busby,CBEPublisher (founder ofAllison and Busby), writer, editor, broadcasterAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother, Caribbean father[35]
Paigey CakeyMC, rapper, singer and actressHackney, Greater London, UKGhanaian father, English mother
DrGus Casely-Hayford,OBEExecutive Director (CEO) of Arts Strategy forArts Council England,curator andcultural historianGhanaSierra Leonean mother, Ghanaian father[36]
Joe Casely-Hayford,OBEFashion designerGhanaSierra Leonean mother, Ghanaian father[36]
Margaret Casely-Hayford,CBELawyer, Executive Chair ofActionAid UKLondon, Greater London, UKSierra Leonean mother, Ghanaian father[37]
Tinchy StryderRapper,music executive, businessman and multimillionaireAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[38]
Jaye DavidsonActorRiverside, California, USEnglish mother, Ghanaian father[39]
Chris DicksonProfessional footballer forAEL Limassol and Ghana national football teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother, Jamaican father[40]
Efua Dorkenoo,OBECampaignerGhanaGhanaian mother and father[41]
Idris Elba,OBETelevision, theatre, and film actorLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother, Sierra Leonean father[42]
Edward Enninful,OBEEditor-in-chief ofBritishVogueGhanaGhanaian mother and father[43]
Ekow EshunFormer artistic director of theInstitute of Contemporary Arts (London), journalist, writer, and broadcasterLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[44]
Kodwo EshunWriter, theorist and filmmakerGhanaian mother and father[45]
Paapa EssieduActorSouthwark, London, EnglandGhanaian parents
Emmanuel FrimpongProfessional footballer forArsenal F.C. and Ghana national football teamKumasi, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[46]
Ian "Donae'o" GreenidgeRapper, singer, and musician known for his hit single "Party Hard"London, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[47][48]
Sam GyimahLiberal Democrat politician, formerMember of Parliament forEast SurreyBeaconsfield,Buckinghamshire, UKGhanaian mother and father[49]
James HarperProfessional footballer forHull City A.F.C.Chelmsford,Essex, UKGhanaian mother, English father[50]
Afua HirschJournalistNorwayGhanaian mother, British father
Kobna Holdbrook-SmithActorAccra,Ghana
Cab KayeJazz musicianLondon, Greater London, UKHalf-Dutch and half-English mother, Ghanaian father[51]
Kanya King,CBEFounder of theMOBO AwardsLondon, Greater London, UKIrish mother, Ghanaian father[52]
Esther KrakuePolitical commentatorGhanaGhanaian mother and father[53]
Jeanette KwakyeSprinterLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[54]
Ras KwameRadio DJ and radio presenterGhanaGhanaian mother and father[12]
Kwasi KwartengPolitician and currentChancellor of the ExchequerLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[55]
Lisa l'AnsonBroadcaster andVJLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother,Danish father[56]
Peter MensahActorAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[57]
Pops Mensah-BonsuProfessional basketball player forBeşiktaş Milangaz and theGreat Britain national basketball teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[58]
Dylan "Dizzee Rascal" MillsRapper and music executiveLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother, Nigerian father[59]
The Mitchell BrothersMusicianLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and English father[60]
Melvin OdoomComedian, radio DJ and television presenterBedford, Bedfordshire, UKGhanaian mother, Ghanaian father[61]
Abena Oppong-AsareLabour politician,Member of Parliament forErith and ThamesmeadLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[62][63]
Mark "Neutrino" Osei-TutuMusician, professional rugby playerLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[28]
Belinda OwusuActressLondon, Greater London, UKEnglish mother, Ghanaian father[64]
Lloyd OwusuFormer professional footballerSlough, England[65]
Hugh QuarshieActorAccra, GhanaHalf-Dutch and half-English mother, Ghanaian father[66]
Nigel QuashieProfessional footballer; only the second black player to representScotland in football, and the first sinceAndrew Watson in 1881Southwark, Greater London, EnglandEnglish mother, Ghanaian father[67]
Caleb QuayeRock guitarist and musicianLondon, Greater London, UKScottish mother, part-Ghanaian, part-Dutch and part-English father[51]
Finley QuayeMusicianEdinburgh, ScotlandScottish mother, part-Ghanaian, part-Dutch and part-English father[68]
Lord Bernard Ribeiro,Knight Bachelor /CBESurgeon, former President of theRoyal College of Surgeons of EnglandAchimota, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[69]
Bell Ribeiro-AddyLabour politician,Member of Parliament forStreathamStreatham, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[70]
Paul SackeyProfessionalrugby union player forStade Français and theEngland national rugby union teamLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[71]
Derek "Sway DaSafo" SafoMusicianLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[72]
Lloyd SamProfessional footballer forLeeds United F.C.Leeds, West Yorkshire, UKGhanaian mother and father[73]
June Sarpong,OBETelevision presenterLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[74]
Adrien SauvageFashion designer, film director and photographerLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[75]
Alex SawyerActorKent, England, UKGhanaian mother, half-Finnish and half-English father[27]
Jeffrey SchluppProfessional footballer forCrystal Palace F.C. and Ghana national football teamHamburg, GermanyGhanaian mother and father[76]
Dennis Tuffourprofessionalrugby league footballer forYork City KnightsLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[27]
MajorNana Kofi Twumasi-AnkrahBritish Military Officer, First Blackequerry in British monarch historyAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[77]
William VanderpuyeActor and renownedvoice-over artistLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother,Dutch father[27]
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Danny WelbeckProfessional footballer forArsenal F.C. andEngland national football teamLongsight, Greater Manchester, UKGhanaian mother and father[79]
Arthur WhartonFirst black professional association football player in the worldJamestown, formerlyGold Coast now GhanaGhanaian mother, half-Grenadian and half-Scottish father[80]
Rachel Yankey,OBEProfessional female footballer forArsenal W.F.C. and theEngland women's national football teamLondon, Greater London, UKEnglish mother, Ghanaian father[81]
[82]
Reggie YatesActor, television presenter and radio DJLondon, Greater London, UKGhanaian mother and father[83]
Lynette Yiadom-BoakyePainterLondon, UKGhanaian mother and father[84]
Joshua BuatsiBoxer, Olympic Bronze medalistAccra, GhanaGhanaian mother and father[85]
DJ ZelRadio DJUKGhanaian mother and father[86]

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