Bindity Malik Akua Announces New Role as Executive Assistant at the Presidency

Communications professional Bindity Malik Akua has announced her appointment as Executive Assistant to the Minister of State at the Government Communications Office, Presidency. In a Facebook post, she shared her passion for effective communication, transparency, and inclusive public engagement — values she says will guide her work in connecting citizens with government policy.

Why It Matters

Transparent and relatable communication between government and citizens is vital for democracy. Appointments like this underscore Ghana’s growing emphasis on professionalizing government communication to strengthen public trust, accountability, and participation.

What Bindity Malik Akua Said

In a Facebook post announcing her new role, Bindity Malik Akua introduced herself and outlined her vision for the position:

“My name is Bindity Akua Malik, Executive Assistant–Minister of State, Government Communications Office–Presidency. I am passionate and driven by the belief that effective communication is the bridge between people and policy.”

She emphasized that her work is rooted in making government information clear, accessible, and relatable, with the goal of empowering citizens to understand, engage with, and trust the institutions that serve them.

“Beyond sharing information, I aim to inspire confidence, strengthen civic participation, and contribute to a more informed and united society,” she added.

Her Professional Background

Bindity Malik Akua highlighted her background in teaching as a foundation for her success in public communication. She said her years in the classroom equipped her with leadership, clarity in expression, and conflict-management skills that are essential for effective government messaging.

She noted her ability to simplify complex policy information, adapt content for diverse audiences, and communicate with both precision and empathy — qualities that will help her engage citizens and foster understanding of government initiatives.

Career Vision and Acknowledgements

Looking ahead, Bindity expressed her ambition to advance her career in public diplomacy, aiming to use strategic and inclusive messaging to build trust and cooperation on both national and global scales.

She also extended gratitude to two mentors for their support in her professional journey:

“Special thanks to Counsel Beatrice Annangfio for the platform to serve and to Dr. Lawrencia Abena Wurah for believing in me.”

The Role of the Government Communications Office

The Government Communications Office (GCO) under the Presidency plays a central role in coordinating official information, shaping national narratives, and ensuring that public messaging reflects the administration’s policies and priorities.

As Executive Assistant to the Minister of State, Bindity’s role will likely involve administrative coordination, media liaison duties, content development, and strategic communication planning across ministries and agencies.

Bindity Malik Akua’s appointment highlights a generational shift toward more professional and inclusive public communication in Ghana’s governance structure. Her background in education brings a people-centered approach — focusing on clarity, empathy, and accessibility in government information.

Her emphasis on trust-building and civic participation aligns with global trends in open governance and citizen engagement, suggesting that the Presidency is investing in communicators who bridge policy and the public effectively.