
The National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) has officially honored Professor Elsie Effah Kaufmann for her remarkable two decades of dedicated service as the competition's lead moderator. During the grand launch of the 2026 NSMQ season on August 13, the academic luminary was celebrated for her unwavering commitment to promoting science and mathematics education across Ghana. Since stepping into the role of Quiz Mistress in 2006, Professor Kaufmann has become the face of the prestigious competition, known for her sharp intellect, firm hand, and the distinct poise she brings to one of the country's most-watched television programs.
Throughout her 20-year tenure, Professor Kaufmann has evolved into a national icon and a pivotal role model, specifically for young women pursuing careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). At the tribute ceremony, she was presented with a commemorative bouquet and received heartfelt praise for her lasting impact on the Ghanaian educational landscape. Stakeholders noted that her consistent presence has helped elevate the standards of the competition, inspiring generations of students to strive for academic brilliance and fostering a culture of healthy intellectual rivalry among secondary schools.
Reflecting on the milestone, Professor Kaufmann expressed both surprise and deep gratitude for the recognition. She noted that her long association with the NSMQ has been a journey of witnessing the incredible potential of Ghanaian youth firsthand. As she prepares to moderate the upcoming edition, the 2026 season is poised to be historic, with a record-breaking 174 schools set to participate. This expansion reflects the growing reach of the program and the continued importance of scientific literacy as Ghana, under the administration of President John Mahama, seeks to further strengthen its educational foundations and innovation-driven economy.
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