Prominent television personality, Stacy Amoateng has been awarded the Most Outstanding Female Personality at this year's Pan-African Heroes Awards.

She was presented with the prestigious award by the ‘Pan-African Heroes Foundation (PAHF), the Rectitude International Mission (RIM) and the Bureau of Research on Governance, Commerce and Administration (BORGCA) at the Pan-African Heroes Honours ceremony which was held in Accra over the weekend.

"It hasn't been an easy journey. Over two decades of dedication and hard work, it feels good to be relevant through all the storms. One thing I know for sure is, to succeed, you need to be like an ocean, no matter what is thrown at you, it's your choice to let the waves carry the waste to the shore," said the Executive Director in charge of television and radio at Angel Broadcasting Network.

"Thank you to Elohim Almighty continues to order my steps. Thanks to my husband Quophi, my shore who effortlessly supports me to be better. My children, my entire family Angel Broadcasting Network and my amazing fans who keep the love coming to urge me on to the end of the tunnel. God bless you all," she added.

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The PAHF is a non-profit subsidiary organization. Its main objective is to acknowledge and project the image of self-motivated personalities, whose current activities directly support livelihoods, thereby, contributing towards socio-economic growth with a high potential to champion the cause of communal development.

Rectitude International Mission is a subsidiary organization of BORGCA. It is the International Relations Unit of BORGCA, acting in all internationally related affairs as well as events/programmes on behalf of all BORGCA’s subsidiary agencies.

'BORGCA’ is a research centre for governance, commerce and administration related issues. The Bureau, basically observes, monitors and collates information on selected interests aimed at purposes of effectiveness/recognition and performance in its competitive analysis.

It was formed to give a new look and direction focusing more closely on individual activities and the administrative performance of corporate institutions in African societies.