The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) in Ghana has provided skills training equipment to beneficiaries in the Western North Region, aiming to equip young people with practical resources for sustainable livelihoods.

Ghana's Parliament's Employment, Labour Relations and Pensions Committee has commended the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) for its strong mid-year performance in implementing job creation programs for young Ghanaians.

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) in Ghana has partnered with Ghana Digital Centres Limited (GDCL) to train 2,000 young Ghanaians in high-demand digital skills, including AI and cybersecurity, to boost employability.

Malik Basintale, CEO of Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA), visited Goaso in the Ahafo Region to engage with young entrepreneurs, aiming to gather first-hand insights.

Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has refuted allegations that it spent GH¢9 million on a turkey berries production program, stating that no such initiative exists under the agency.

Malik Basintale, CEO of Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA), has assured improved conditions of service for agency personnel, including their migration to the public sector salary structure.

Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has launched a National Labour Migration Readiness Campaign to educate young Ghanaians on the dangers of illegal migration and promote safe, legal labor migration pathways.

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has initiated stakeholder consultations for its new Domestic Services Module, an initiative aimed at formalizing domestic services through standardized training, certification, and supervision.

Malik Basintale, the Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), received a traditional title during his official tour of the Bono Region, following a courtesy call on the Paramount Chief of the Sunyani Traditional Area.

The management of Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has assured its staff that steps are being taken to resolve a temporary delay in their salary payments caused by a banking glitch.

Malik Basintale, CEO of Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA), reaffirmed the agency's commitment to expanding job opportunities for young people across the country, with a specific focus on the Western North Region.

The Ghanaian government has announced substantial payments, including GH¢5.3 billion to clear arrears and GH¢459 million for the Youth Employment Agency (YEA). Additionally, GH¢1.8 billion was paid for the Free SHS program and GH¢877 million for School Feeding.

The leadership of Ghana's Youth Employment Agency (YEA), led by CEO Malik Basintale, continued its regional engagement tour in the Central Region, reaffirming its commitment to youth empowerment and staff welfare.

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) in Ghana has announced that it has successfully processed allowance payments for its beneficiaries, with the majority receiving all outstanding arrears and assurances for completion of remaining payments.