Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings Makes Hearing-Impaired Fan Happy, Communicates With Sign Language

• The Korle Klottey MP was one of the dignitaries at Ghana Publishing Company's 60th anniversary event
• The politician addressed the audience gathered on the occasion and interacted with some of the guests
• A video of the MP and a hearing-impaired fan vibing together has garnered significant traction online

Member of Parliament for Korle Klottey, Dr Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings, captured attention at the recent 60th anniversary of the Ghana Publishing Company.

The event, held on May 2, 2025, brought together scores of stakeholders in Ghana's publishing industry and other dignitaries rallying behind its theme, '60 Years of Publishing Excellence: Honouring the Past, Building the Future'.

Ghana Publishing Company was established on 9th March 1965 under L.I. 413, and later amended by L.I. 672 on December 11, 1970, to take over the functions of the Government Printing Department and the administration of the government’s free textbooks scheme to schools.

At the ceremony, the Korle Klottey MP and daughter of late statesman, John Jerry Rawlings, re-emphasised the company's importance to Ghana's education.

Zanetor Rawlings leveraged the opportunity to call on the industry's stakeholders to consider sustainable practices and inputs as it envisions becoming more efficient in the future.

The MP also urged the company to consider involving more parliamentarians in their school outreaches to bridge the gap between learners and parliamentarians.

"In order to guide our children in making other choices in terms of career options, we need to broaden their horizons. So, if you can actually involve as many members of parliament in what you do, they will be happy to support some of the schools to have trips and come and see what you do. This is how we broaden the scope of our children as they grow up."

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the MP was seen interacting with some of her admirers at the event.

A hearing-impaired fan expressed her interest in taking a photo with Dr Rawlings using sign language.

The MP responded, also in sign language, and they ended up having a heartwarming chat, which impressed many fans.

Ghanaians admire Zanetor Rawlings for sign language

YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from Ghanaians in reaction to Dr Rawlings' encounter with a hearing-impaired fan.

young.leave said:

"Just like her father. JJ Rawlings 🔥🔥👏👏❤️."

fante_gurl wrote:

"Aw, so beautiful ☺️ Dr. Zenator is so nice😍 they love her, the lady with short hair, though she’s so adorable. I love how she expresses how she feels about Dr. Zanetor❤️."

Counterfeit500 remarked:

"See that she has her dad's AURA."

Song remarked:

"This is love ❤️without limits… You do all Dr. The sign language got me …. Much love 💕."

THICK ABY shared:

"Awww, she can sign. This woman is all-rounded."

Short_app added:

"The last part of the video tho... "know your limit old man😁😁😁."

Zanetor honours late father with a tribute

Recently, Zanetor Rawlings eulogised her late father, JJ Rawlings, with a heartwarming tribute on social media.

YEN.com.gh reported that she reflected on her father's love for reggae legend Lucky Dube and his hit song, Crazy World.

Zanetor referred to the song as her dad's favourite, exciting fans who continue to hold the late ex-president in high esteem.

Source: YEN.com.gh