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AKOSUA BUSIA was born into the Yefri Royal House of Wenchi in Ghana, West Africa. She is the youngest daughter of former First Lady, Mrs. Naa Morkor Busia and the Right Honorable Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia, former Prime Minister of Ghana. Akosua has a dedication to truth through art, and is possessed of a deep faith in Christ that imparts hope ...
As ACTRESS, of her numerous roles in front of the camera, Akosua is perhaps best known for her portrayal of “NETTIE” in the screen adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel “THE COLOR PURPLE”, in which Busia plays little sister to Whoopi Goldberg’s “Celie”. Akosua's talent and versatility enabled her to play both young and old Nettie herself, requiring her to ...
Akosua Gyamama Busia (dem born am 30 December 1966) be Ghanaian actress, film director, author den songwriter wey dey stay United Kingdom. She play Nettie Harris for de 1985 film The Color Purple insyd alongsyd Whoopi Goldberg.. Ein life matter. For 12 October 1996 insyd, Akosua Busia marry de American film director John Singleton, wey dem get kiddie (daughter) — Hadar Busia-Singleton (dem ...
Akosua Busia. Actress: The Color Purple. Akosua Busia was born on 30 December 1966 in Accra, Ghana. She is an actress and director, known for The Color Purple (1985), Tears of the Sun (2003) and Low Blow (1986). She was previously married to John Singleton.
23 de mar. de 2016 · In “Eclipsed,” Busia plays a visiting peace activist who tries to help women in one compound escape the war zone. Three captives have endured multiple rapes, and one has picked up a gun and become a ruthless fighter. It’s a wrenching play, and the cast, which includes Lupita Nyong’o, Pascale Armand, Zainab Jah and Saycon Sengbloh ...
Akosua Busia (Joseph Marzullo/WENN) Busia, dressed in white in the play as a member of the Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace that helped end the Second Liberian Civil War, came to the party wearing her own line. “It’s called Royal Lineage,” she helpfully chirped, “and I’m featuring different Ghana designers.
