Afua Hagan is a broadcaster, journalist and commentator known for her clear and considered perspectives on diversity, inclusion and media representation. With a regular presence across major platforms including ITV, the BBC, Sky and TalkTV, Afua brings a sharp understanding of current affairs and social dynamics to wide-ranging audiences in the UK and internationally.

Her work explores the intersections of race, gender and identity, often reflecting on how these play out within media and public discourse. A skilled communicator, Afua draws on her experience in television, radio and print to examine the stories that shape society, and how those stories are told. As a commentator on the British Royal Family, she also provides accessible context and analysis that bridges mainstream interest and critical thought.

Afua’s journalism career began with editorial roles in print before expanding into broadcast media, where she worked across a number of news, entertainment and current affairs programmes. She has held senior editorial positions at titles focused on Black British voices and culture, and continues to champion underrepresented perspectives through her work.

Her contributions have been recognised by the Black Women in Business Awards, and she currently serves as Managing Editor of Black Business Magazine. Through her writing, hosting and speaking engagements, Afua supports organisations and audiences to engage more thoughtfully with issues of inclusion and representation.

Whether on screen or in person, Afua offers insight rooted in lived experience and professional expertise. Her thoughtful approach encourages more meaningful dialogue on topics that are often oversimplified or overlooked.

Book Afua for a refreshingly honest perspective that transforms diversity challenges into opportunities for organisational growth and authentic audience connection.