Biography

Linus Vuduo is an avid development practitioner with experience in resource governance and a growing interest in development practice. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Prior to joining CorpsAfrica, he served as a Teaching and Research Assistant at KNUST, teaching undergraduate courses and supporting research. He also worked with the KNUST Library, served as a peer counselor for three years, and advocated for students with disabilities.

As Lead Mentor for Project Bell, a student-led initiative, he has helped mentor and impact over 300 Junior High School students. His work in peer counseling and volunteerism earned him a nomination for the Vice Chancellor’s Student Excellence Award as Male Peer Counselor of the Year and the Volunteer of the Year Award from the Social Sciences Society, KNUST. He has also conducted research on traditional leadership and its role in economic development and presented his ideas at conferences and panel discussions.

He joined CorpsAfrica to bridge the gap between theory and practice, gain firsthand insight into grassroots development, and deepen his preparation for future studies in Development Studies.