Only 2% of youth labour force find formal work

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• Whatever 11 years ago

  Just imagine the abundant resources at the disposal of the people of this country and see whether since the overthrow of Nkrumah, we've helped this country or not. We sit here and allow multinational corporations to use neo-l ...
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  Just imagine the abundant resources at the disposal of the people of this country and see whether since the overthrow of Nkrumah, we've helped this country or not. We sit here and allow multinational corporations to use neo-liberal nonsense to plunder majority of resources away and render our people jobless, idle or poorly paid. The formal work are all being done machines and technology in the advance countries. When are we going to wake and confront our nemesis who sit in Washington and London?

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• Tieme Bako 11 years ago

  OYIWA. YOU ALLOWED NDC TO STEAL THE ELECTION. NOW BEAR THE CROSS!!!!!!!!!!!!1

  OYIWA. YOU ALLOWED NDC TO STEAL THE ELECTION. NOW BEAR THE CROSS!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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• OMAN BAPA 11 years ago

  MAHAMA KWASEA SAID HE CHOP ALL,AND LEFT BONES FOR GHANIANS,MAHAMA FOR YOU OOOOOO GHANFUO

  MAHAMA KWASEA SAID HE CHOP ALL,AND LEFT BONES FOR GHANIANS,MAHAMA FOR YOU OOOOOO GHANFUO

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• wali 11 years ago

  STEP DOWN AND GO BACK NORTH WHERE YOU CAME FROM FAST

  STEP DOWN AND GO BACK NORTH WHERE YOU CAME FROM FAST

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• Sankofa 11 years ago

  Whence did the World Bank get this data?
  
  There is no labour force survey in Ghana, and no proxy survey.
  
  So how did the World Bank arrive at such a rate for Ghanaian youth, and what is the definition of youth?
  
  The fig ...
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  Whence did the World Bank get this data?
  
  There is no labour force survey in Ghana, and no proxy survey.
  
  So how did the World Bank arrive at such a rate for Ghanaian youth, and what is the definition of youth?
  
  The figures used by MTN must have been drummed up to suit the promotion of the careers fair.

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