Kingsley Abdel Razzaq Iddriss Basuglo Shabbazz is a Freelance Writer based in Accra, Ghana, West Africa.

He is a professional NGO/Non-profit development practitioner and freelance writer. His areas of  specializations includes international relations, cultural development, diplomacy, community development work. Also attaches special focus on agriculture, economics, social issues, arts, and entrepreneurship. 

He has over the years   worked with a number  of  development organizations, some of which are the World Bank Institute in Accra and the British Council on the Debate to Action Project as a Volunteer Community Project Facilitator on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and Poverty Reduction Strategies. 

He holds membership of some prominent civil society an human rights organizations such as  the Amnesty International Ghana,  Red Cross Society of Ghana, Voluntary Work camps Association of Ghana and the UN Global Compact.

 He has both professional and academic  Certificate in Organizational Management (NGO) from the premier Ghana Institute of Management & Public Administration (GIMPA) with Distinction, he is also an alumni of Fredreich Ebert Foundation FES, a social democratic institute, trained in International Relations, Governance and Leadership Skills. He is  also a proud  recipient of Canadian Education Training Awards for Africa CETAA Scholarship of the Canada International Development Agency (CIDA).

His  works as a Freelance Writer and a Development Practitioner is inspired by his  experiences in the northern zone of Ghana. Specifically the Upper West region where he hails  from and also having the privilege to attend High school there. The three northern regions of Ghana remain rich in culture, tourism, investments and many other potentials that has not been tapped yet!