CEO of YEA Informs the Parliamentary Committee on Youth Employment and the Sanitation Model

Malik Basintale, the CEO of YEA, spoke about the agency's sanitation model before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Sanitation and Water. He laid up strategies to improve community impact, fortify the model, and provide Ghanaian youngsters with long-term employment. Basintale declared that he will not work with businesses that pay less than the minimum wage, underscoring his dedication to upholding fair labor practices.

In order to increase the model's efficacy and provide more long-term employment opportunities for young people nationwide, the CEO of YEA intends to reposition and rebrand the entire model. Basintale reaffirmed his commitment to upholding the minimum wage standard in all contracts and promised to always act in Ghanaians' best interests.

The Parliamentary Select Committee endorsed Basintale's revitalized vision and praised YEA's continuous efforts.