Adjei Agyei-Baah (born Eric Adjei Baah, June 29, 1977, Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana), lecturer, translator, editor, and haiku poet. He is currently a PhD candidate in English at the Division of Education, University of Waikato, New Zealand. He is the cofounder of Africa Haiku Network, Poetry Foundation Ghana, and The Mamba, Africa's first haiku journal.

Blessmond Alebna Ayinbire (born October 2, 1994, Bolgtanga, Upper East Region, Ghana), writer of long and short poetry, including haiku. He holds a diploma in nursing from the Nurses’ and Midwifery Training College in Tamale and works as a practicing general nurse. His works have featured in journals that include The Mamba, Under the Bashō, and The Machinery—A Literary Collection (India). He won recognition in 2016 in the Caribbean Kukai as well as the first Babishai Haiku Awards in Uganda. Ayinbire. He lives in Bolgtanga, Ghana.

Celestine Nudanu (born Celestine Peprah, November 4, 1966, Accra, Ghana), writer and haiku poet. She graduated from the University of Ghana, Legon, with B.A. in English and theater studies and a Master’s in international affairs. Her haiku have been featured in online journals and websites including Cattails, Brass Bell, Stardust Haiku, Akita International Haiku Network, and The Mamba (where she is a supporting editor).

Justice Joseph Prah (born Justice Joseph Kwesi Prah, September 2, 1985, Volta Region, Ghana), educator teaching African and Western literature in high school since 2005. He joined the African Haiku Network in 2015 and began writing essays and criticism. He has also served as an ambassador for Africa for the United Haiku Tanka Society.

Kwaku Feni Adow (born Kenderick Atta Adow, September 7, 1988, Atonsu-Nsuta, Ashanti Region, Ghana), teacher of French and English at Mpraeso Senior High School and haiku poet. He has been writing haiku since 2014, and his work has been published in international journals including Acorn, The Heron’s Nest, Cattails, and Prune Juice.