Doris Sackitey
- Occupation
- Actress
- Active
- 2009 - 2019
- AKA
- Doris Sakitey
Biography
EARLY LIFE
Doris Sackitey is Ghanaian. Her parents divorced when she was about three years old; her father remarried, and she and her older brother were raised primarily by their mother as a single parent. Her mother died when Doris was 16. She attended Achimota Primary School and then Holy Child Secondary School in Cape Coast. She did not pursue university education, explaining that after her mother’s death (who had been her main financial supporter), there was no one to push her further academically. After secondary school she described a period of independence, “globetrotting,” and various work before fully entering the entertainment industry.
CAREER
Doris Sackitey is a Ghanaian actress known for her roles in films such as A Sting in a Tale (2009), Sinking Sands (2010), and Could This Be Love? (2014).Sackitey was one of the more sought-after Ghanaian actresses of the 2000s, appearing in numerous films and television projects, often alongside established stars. She has credits in both Ghanaian productions and cross-border work.Key and verified film/TV credits include: A Sting in a Tale (2009) – Tamara I Sing of a Well (2009) – Motokwane Sinking Sands (2010) – Mrs. Dodou (credited as Doris Sakitey) Kiss Me If You Can and Kiss Me If You Can 2 (2010) – Katumba Death After Birth (2011) Could This Be Love? (2014) Announcement (2014) Chronicles of Odumkrom: The Headmaster (2015) – Ama Dapaah Ghana Must Go (2016) – Dolores Any Other Monday (2016) No Man’s Land (2016) Stalemate (TV series, 2017) – Aunty Maggie (12 episodes)
PERSONAL LIFE
Sackitey has described herself as a private person despite being a public figure and has generally avoided detailed discussion of her romantic life on platforms. In interviews she has mentioned a past fiancé with whom she moved to Lagos, Nigeria (the relationship later ended and she characterized him negatively). She lived in Nigeria for approximately four years, during which she did some drama work (including at NTA). She also worked at GBC (Ghana Broadcasting Corporation) for about four years after returning. She has at least one son, who has provided support for her in later years when acting opportunities became less frequent. In a 2019 interview she stated she was not doing particular economic activities beyond being taken care of by her son and that she was not lonely. In a May 2026 appearance she noted reduced energy, easy tiredness, and a minor health issue. She remains open to acting if the storyline and payment are suitable.
Filmography
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