7 stories tagged “job creation”.
The deadline for submitting Expressions of Interest for the Legon Pharmaceutical Innovation Park has been pushed to the end of October, giving manufacturers and related businesses a few more weeks to apply.
The CEO of the Ghana Association of Banks calls for entrepreneurship and skills training to widen employment opportunities for young Ghanaians.
The president announced a five‑year, US$10bn programme targeting textiles, agriculture, pharmaceuticals and tourism, financed from domestic resources.
EXIM Bank CEO Sylvester Adinam Mensah announced plans to build a second apparel hub in Volta, aiming to create thousands of jobs and boost local production.
A development specialist calls for local action to turn Ghana’s 24‑hour economy policies into real job‑creating opportunities, citing alarming youth unemployment figures.
The National Development Planning Committee chair calls for prioritising small and medium enterprises to boost job creation and improve employment quality over the next two years.
Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum urges the Ministry to innovate and develop skills to tackle Ghana’s unemployment challenge.
The Governance Spokesperson at the Presidency has formally submitted nomination forms to become the National Democratic Congress’s Deputy National Communications Officer.
The Inter Tourism Expo Accra’s sixth edition began at Ridge Royal Hotel, drawing investors, policymakers and tourism leaders to discuss investment prospects across tourism, agribusiness, digital infrastructure and AfCFTA.
Chief Executive Officer Malik Basintale warned that the YEA still receives no funding from the DACF, hindering its ability to expand job programmes across Ghana.
The Mamprugu Traditional Area’s Overlord has filed a contempt case against four Jamong royals for installing a rival chief in Bunkpurugu, citing a judicial ruling that declares the Mamprugu authority supreme.
The Youth Employment Agency announced a slate of initiatives targeting domestic services, delivery, corporate roles and agriculture to boost job prospects for Ghanaian young people.
Veteran gospel singer and banker will be laid to rest on November 14, following a remembrance night and private interment in Accra.
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