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A skills shortage could jeopardise the future for over a billion young workers - what does this mean for Ghana?

The World Bank Group has issued a warning regarding the future of employment for young people in developing nations. They suggest a potential crisis is brewing as education may not be keeping pace - leaving many unprepared.

Ghana's government is planning major changes to tackle a key challenge. What could this mean for the country's future?

Finance Minister Ato Forson met with the World Bank to discuss Ghana's economic recovery. They addressed unemployment, especially among the youth - and the need for sustainable job creation.

A World Bank executive just made a surprising statement about Ghana's economy - what could have prompted this?

World Bank MD Paschal Donohoe met with Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson to discuss Ghana's economy. Donohoe's remarks suggest a shifting perception - but what could this mean for the nation's future?

The World Bank is calling for a major shift to prepare young Africans - but what changes are needed?

The World Bank is concerned about the readiness of African youth for the job market. They are pushing for a skills revolution, but a growing mismatch looms - what does this mean for the continent's future?

EXIM Bank's Agrotech Fair 2026 woos the youth into agriculture - but how will technology play a role?

EXIM Bank is working to make agriculture appealing to Ghanaian youth- using technology. The Agrotech Fair 2026 aims to shift perceptions about agriculture- but what impact will it have?

The Telecel Ghana CEO says 'give to gain' can empower yourself and others- but how can higher education help?

Telecel Ghana's CEO, Patricia Obo-Nai, spoke at Central University's International Women's Day celebration. She urged attendees to embrace giving as a means of empowering women and strengthening society- but what does that mean for the future?

A looming crisis? The World Bank is sounding the alarm about the future of work for Ghana's youth.

The World Bank is engaging with Ghana and other developing countries about youth employment. They are concerned about the skills gap as more young people enter the workforce - and the potential impact.

Young female farmers are getting new skills - but what will they do with them?

Newage Agric Solutions Ltd and Chi-Gaba are working together on the HAPPY Programme to support young female farmers. The programme provided alternative livelihood skills training - but the benefits remain to be seen.

M&C Group is ready to invest in Ghana's 24-hour economy - but what changes will they make?

M&C Group has pledged its support for Ghana's 24-Hour Economy policy, signaling a major investment in jobs and infrastructure. The move aligns with the government's plan to boost productivity and maximize the use of resources - but what does this mean for the future?

Ghana and Japan collaborate to boost automotive skills - but what opportunities will this create for the youth?

Ghana and Japan have launched a joint skills development programme. The initiative aims to equip youth with technical skills in the automotive industry - hinting at expanded employment.

Ntiwul says youth unemployment is up due to a decline in agriculture - but what's causing the decline?

Dominic Ntiwul has voiced concerns about Ghana's rising youth unemployment. He suggests that the declining state of agriculture is a contributing factor - but what does this mean for the future?

A cassava flour and industrial starch processing facility is being explored - but what challenges might it face?

The Cowboys Ventures has launched a feasibility study in the Bono Region to explore establishing a cassava processing facility. The study aims to explore cassava value addition- but what could this mean for the community?