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Today on Ghana Connect, the JoyNews team explores how political parties intend to implement their policies on job creation for the youth.
We are joined by Agya Yaw Nsiah who is the Director of Research and Policy at the Youth Employment Agency, Hamza Suhuyini, former board member of the Ghana Road Fund, and current member of the Youth and Jobs Committee of the National Democratic Congress, as well as some Ghanaian youths.
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