Henry Bonsu Biography: Partner, Age, Twitter, Net Worth, Wiki, Politics, Wife, Education

Biography

Henry Osei Bonsu (born 14 July 1967) is a seasoned British-Ghanaian broadcaster and journalist. He is renowned for his outstanding achievements both in his homeland and globally. 

Having graduated from the prestigious Oxford University, he made a name for himself as a Radio 4 Today producer, which is widely regarded as Britain’s top current affairs show. Additionally, Henry has hosted various shows for Vox Africa, BET International, and Press TV and has lent his insightful analysis to leading media outlets like Sky News, Al Jazeera, and Arise News.

With expertise in diverse areas like race relations, culture, politics, sport, business, and international development, Henry Bonsu‘s journalism career began with contributions to several publications, including The Voice, Caribbean Times, Daily Express, Times, Guardian, and London Evening Standard. His unique perspective and captivating storytelling style have endeared him to a vast audience, making him one of the most respected journalists in the industry.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Henry Osei Bonsu
Stage Name:	Henry Bonsu
Born:	14 July 1967 (age 56 years old)
Place of Birth:	Manchester, Lancashire, England
Nationality:	British, Ghanaian
Height:	1.82 m
Parents:	N/A
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Sharlene
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Journalist • Broadcaster
Net Worth:	$3 million

Early Life & Education

Henry Bonsu, a British African broadcaster and journalist, was born on the 14th of July in 1967 to African parents in Manchester, Lancashire, England. While he has not publicly discussed much about his family, his upbringing in a Ghanaian family instilled a strong sense of his African heritage.

Henry’s academic journey began at Magdalen College, Oxford, where he studied Modern Languages, focusing on German and French. His studies ignited a passion for international affairs, which he pursued in his successful career in broadcasting and journalism.

Despite not having many details about his family, Henry Bonsu remains deeply connected to his African roots, and his identity is intertwined with his homeland. His story of perseverance, growth, and success is an inspiring example for others to follow and learn from.

Personal Life

Henry Bonsu is a person who values his privacy and chooses to keep his personal life away from the public eye. Although it is rumored that he is in a relationship with a woman named Sharlene, and they reside in the vibrant neighborhood of Brixton in south London, Henry remains tight-lipped about his marital status.

Evidently, he prefers to maintain a low profile and does not want his romantic relationships to overshadow his impressive career achievements. In an age where public figures are constantly scrutinized, it’s refreshing to see someone prioritizing their personal space and boundaries.

Career

Henry Bonsu is a multifaceted individual with a wealth of experience in various fields. He has made a name for himself as a panelist and reviewer on prestigious UK news channels such as BBC and Sky and has graced the screens of popular talk shows like Good Morning on ITV and Jeremy Vine on Channel 5.

As a freelance presenter for Times Radio and other networks, Henry‘s discussions span various topics, including US and UK politics, education, and mental health. He is a versatile commentator, and his expert knowledge of international affairs has earned him appearances on top-tier global news channels like Al Jazeera, MSNBC, and TRT World, where he delves into topics ranging from Brexit to the death of George Floyd.

Henry‘s career trajectory started as a print journalist covering stories for the Manchester Evening News and the Voice Newspaper before becoming a producer for BBC News and Current Affairs. He produced shows such as Radio 4’s Today and Black Britain programs and presented for Radio 5 Live and BBC London 94.9. He is also a prolific writer, having written columns on politics, racial issues, and popular culture for The Times, Evening Standard, Express, and The Guardian.

Henry Bonsu‘s expertise is highly sought after in the corporate world, where he has served as a Moderator and Master of Ceremonies for various prestigious organizations, including the UNDP, WHO (Africa Region), UNHCR, and the African Union. He has an impressive portfolio of international clients and public sector organizations in the UK.

Henry‘s expertise in the business world extends to hosting major business events such as the African Banker Awards and Africa Oil Week, and he has provided consultancy services to numerous prominent companies such as AfAsia Bank, Maersk, KPMG, Amaris, and Cartier International. In addition to his work in the business world, Henry also provides media training and consultancy services, offering guidance on media interviews, crafting key messages, crisis management, and role-play simulations.

Despite his busy schedule, Henry Bonsu always manages to find time to give back to the community. He is involved in several charities and community projects to promote diversity, inclusion, and empowerment.

Net Worth

Henry Bonsu has an estimated net worth of roughly $3 million. He’s made his earnings through business ventures and journalism.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: N/A
• Twitter handle: @Bonsuman