He is a Rural Development advocate, youth activist, social entrepreneur, and a Web Designer. He wants to make positive impact on the world through the work of peace, leadership, and above all fight against injustice, oppression, exploitation, corruption and all forms of discrimination.
He is a poet and has twenty five poems to his credit: notable among them are Let Peace Rain-read on UNIDP 2009, Like You Andam-dedicated to Prof. Kwesi Andam, I'll Change My Name, Storm At Sunset, The Pregnant Season, I Want To Pay My Debts, Heaven Tears, Four Years in Heaven, Mother Africa, Solita, Songs For You. He was elected the Senior Prefect of Leklebi Secondary School, 2003-2004 and taught for three month (during his long vacation) in the school as a Voluntary Teacher between May to August 2006. While in KNUST, he was appointed as the Research Coordinator for National Union of Ghana Students-KNUST and Editorial Board Member for the Social Sciences Society-2006-2008. He was elected as Vice President of Volta Region Students Association-KNUST and 1st Vice President of VORSAG (National) 2006/2007. Between 2006 and 2008, he worked as a News Reporter and Presenter at Focus FM-the University based radio station. In Nov. 2007, he Foundered and is the Leader of Youth in Agriculture & Afforestation-Ghana to encourage the youth into the agriculture sector for which he wrote this project the ‘Rural Roads Afforestation-RRA’ and ‘Implement Operate & Transfer-IOT’, 2009. He also established an agric business 'MS Agric Ventures and ATTL'. He is also the Founder and the Leader of The Young Star Group-Ghana. In May 2008-09 he was appointed as the Chairman of Welfare Board, Students Representative Council, Chairman of Students Management Board, and the Manager of SRC KBN Fund. He also serve as Member of University Welfare Services Board and Students Financial Services of the University-2008 to 2009. During term of office as the Welfare and the Students' Management Board Chairman. He designed and Coordinated HFC Bank/SRC Voluntary Service Programme 2008, KBN Charity Concert 2009-to raise fund into the KBN Fund, Clean-up exercise, Canteen Visitation among others. From 2008 to 2009 he was a Member of Students’ Parliament, KNUST and a Research Coordinator for the Students' Parliament Between 2005-2009 he was a member of the Peer Counseling Unit at the Office of the Dean of Students KNUST and a Peer Counselor for through out his stay on KNUST campus. In January to May 2009, he was appointed as the Communications Director for AMS Foundation-NGO based in Kumasi and also Headed a Committee to draft constitution for the foundation. Between June 2009 and February 2010 he was the Programmes Director for AMs Foundation-NGO. In June 2009, he was a Voluntary Supervisor for Head Count Exercise of the National Youth Employment Programme organized by the National Youth Council in Collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Sports-Ghana. On September 21, 2009, he organized the United Nation International Day of Peace for Peace Secretariat Ghana with a peace proclamations read by the KMA Mayor where he read the poem, 'Let Peace Rain'. He was the Director for ADPL Farming Scheme, Kwabre East District and Mampong Municipal Assembly in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. (March-June, 2010) He is currently a Tutor and Head of Social Science Department at the St. Prosper's College, Ho and the Web Manager for Centre for Rural Research and Poverty Reduction-Kumasi. With AFCOPB between January 2010-Jan. 2011, he was the Director in-charge of Peace & Conflict and general administration, Coordinator-General for Peace Fellowship Network International. Web Manager and the Chairman for Festival Secretariat. He, together with AFCOPB Project Team wrote and implemented the Rural Peace Project. He also lead a team to design the Peace Festival, Health Mission, Farm for Peace, My Right:My Property, and Peace To All Projects, Peace Village, Certificate Peace Education Programmes. Emmanuel Senyo Kumedzina is now the Executive Director of The African Centre for Peace Building-AFCOPB
