President John Dramani Mahama has bemoaned the unemployment situation in Ghana as inherited from the immediate past New ...

Meanwhile, youth frustration is mounting over corruption, nepotism and soaring unemployment. The median age in Ghana is just 20 years old. Tired of waiting for change, many young people are ...

Conclusion Creating youth employment requires a multifaceted approach that involves education, financial support, practical experience, digital solutions, and strong government policies. By empowering ...

The new Mahama administration has placed youth job creation at the heart of its governance agenda, aiming to reverse years of ...

In recent years, Ghana has experienced a series of insecurity issues mostly during and after general elections.

UNICEF has launched the Youth Agency Marketplace (YOMA) in Ghana to unlock the potential of young people and address unemployment.YOMA is a dynamic digital marketplace that offers young people a ...

The Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA),  Malik Basintale, has pledged to reduce unemployment in Ghana through sustainable job creation and youth empowerment.

Illegal mining has become a crippling burden on Ghana, wreaking havoc on the nation’s water bodies, land, and even claiming ...

UNICEF Ghana and partners have launched a platform that aims to tackle youth unemployment and underdevelopment by providing them with individualised learning and learning pathways ...

Volta region's Council of State aspirant Dr David Kofi Wuaku has revealed ambitious plans for the establishment of the country’s largest shopping mall, alongside several other development projects.

Aside the audacious vision by the erstwhile NPP government that birthed the Petroleum Hub Development Corporation, which is ...