Ghana’s Youth Employment Agency Secures 600 Remote Jobs with $250 Weekly Pay
Ghana’s Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has secured 600 remote job placements from international companies, offering young people across the country the opportunity to work online from home and earn $250 per week.
30 Ghanaian Youth selected for 2025 Mandela Washington Fellowship
Accra, Ghana – The U.S. Embassy is pleased to announce the selection of thirty Ghanaians for the 2025 Mandela Washington Fellowship (MWF) under the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) .
Sherif Ghali Inspires Next Generation of Entrepreneurs at UCC; Honored by Atlantic Hall
One of Ghana’s boldest youth voices, Sherif Ghali, CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs and Chairperson of the Commonwealth Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs – Africa, delivered a game-changing message to students at the University of Cape Coast during the Atlantic Hall Leadership
University of Cape Coast’s Atlantic Hall Holds Its Maiden Event to Empower Student Youth
In a bold move to inspire a new generation of young changemakers, the Atlantic Hall Junior Common Room Committee at the University of Cape Coast hosted its maiden Leadership and Entrepreneurship Summit, drawing students, thought leaders, and youth advocates from across the country.
Empowering the Future: Ghana Data Science Summit 2025 Champions AI for National Development
In a bold step toward positioning Ghana as a regional hub for data and artificial intelligence (AI), the Ghana Data Science Summit 2025 took place from June 18–20 at Ashesi University.
Ghana Launches National Business Agenda to Empower Youth and Women EntrepreneursThe golden rules of midlife fitness and things getting wrong.
Ghana has launched a landmark National Business Agenda (NBA) to reform the country’s entrepreneurial landscape, with a focus on youth and women-led enterprises.
We Build Ecosystems, Not Just Events”: CEO of Ghana’s Young Entrepreneurs Chamber Speaks on Impact, Policy, and Ambition
Accra, Ghana – The CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs (GCYE), Sherif Ghali, says Ghana’s economic future depends on a generation of bold young entrepreneurs—not just government policy or foreign aid.
