YEA Chief Pledges Employment Opportunities for Western North Youth in Major Regional Visit
The Youth Employment Agency CEO assures young people in Western North Region of fair access to job opportunities during delegation visit.
Ghana Police 2025/2026 Recruitment: Document Validation Underway for Successful Candidates
Ghana Police Service confirms recruitment process advancing smoothly with batch-by-batch document validation for successful applicants.
NPP MP Challenges Government on 800,000 Jobs Promise as Mid-Year Budget Review Sparks Parliamentary Debate
Patrick Boamah questions where promised jobs are as Parliament debates 2026 mid-year budget performance.
Ghana's universities must bridge skills gap to tackle graduate joblessness, leaders warn
Vice Chancellors Ghana call for stronger industry partnerships and practical training to prepare students for modern employment.
UN hails Ghana's National Service as Africa's youth development blueprint
UNFPA Regional Director praises Ghana's integrated approach to youth leadership and employment as a continental model.
Ghana's Mid-Year Budget: Big Spending Numbers Mask Concerns Over Job Creation
Ghana's government disbursed significant funds in the mid-year budget review, but critics question whether spending translates into meaningful employment opportunities.
Jobless growth claim: Economist warns Ghana's economic figures mask employment crisis
Economic growth statistics fail to translate into job creation, leaving Ghanaians struggling despite government optimism.
Five Critical Sectors Need More Investment in Ghana's 2026 Budget Review, Says Prof. Quartey
Former ISSER director urges Finance Minister to prioritise agriculture, manufacturing, and infrastructure in mid-year budget review to create jobs and boost growth.
Ghana Railway Workers Left Without Pay for 10 Months, Authority Chief Confirms
Railway Development Authority CEO reveals Ghana Railway Company staff owed 3-4 months of wages, raising fresh concerns about sector funding.
Ghana's education system must align with emerging job markets, experts argue
Labour market intelligence should guide Ghana's education and training policies to prepare graduates for evolving African and global opportunities.