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Over 1.3 million youth unemployed as GEA, minority push for skills-based reforms
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Over 1.3 million youth unemployed as GEA, minority push for skills-based reforms
By Rachel Quartey & Valentia Tetteh Concerns over rising youth unemployment dominated discussions between the Ghana Employers Association (GEA) and the Minority Caucus in Parliament during a stakeholder engagement in Accra. Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin described unemployment as a structural national challenge requiring urgent and practical solutions. “We are not dealing with idle hands alone; we are confronting a structural challenge …
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