Young Ghanaians need markets and opportunities to turn skills into Jobs – Youth Advocates.

For Nana Kusi Appiah, who is a participant of the Kosmos Innovation Center programme, access to finance and business development support helped him transform an idea into a business producing fertilizer from organic waste for smallholder farmers in Ghana.

[New Times] For Gisele Abayisenga, growing a business is no longer only about selling more products. It is also about knowing how to manage the business, understand customers, keep proper financial records and use digital tools to reach new markets.

The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) has inspected the Ibadan Digital Academy in Oyo State to assess its readiness as a skill training centre.