Dr. Kofi Dsane-Selby (also known as Kofi Nyann Dsane-Selby, 1931 - 18 July 2017) was a former Ambassador of Ghana during Dr.
Busia and
Kufour's regimes.[1][2][3]
He was a founding member of the
New Patriotic Party.[5] He contested for the NPP's flagbearership in 1992 and also in 1996 during the party's primaries.[6][7]
Ambassadorial role
He was the Ambassador of Ghana to
France from 1970 to 1972.[8]
Personal life
He was married to Mrs. Rosamond Dsane-Selby and they had eight children.[2][9] His father was Ekow Nyanka Selby and his mother was Madam Lydia Okan Kai Dsane.[3][10] He was a
Freemason and a Methodist.[4] His uncle was
Dr E.E.K. Kuranchi-Taylor.[4]
Awards
In 2008, he received the Order of the Star – Companion Award due to his contribution to Ghana's politics, public service and healthcare.[2]