Malik Basintale Leads Youth Employment Initiative to Create Sustainable Jobs for Young Ghanaians
The Youth Employment Agency (YEA), under the leadership of its Chief Executive Officer, Malik Basintale, has reportedly acquired more than 10,000 electric motorcycles as part of an initiative aimed at supporting young Ghanaians interested in delivery services.
The initiative is expected to provide young people with access to income-generating opportunities while promoting sustainable employment and the use of environmentally friendly transportation solutions.
YEA Targets Youth Employment
According to the information provided, the electric motorcycles will be made available to interested Ghanaian youth who want to venture into the delivery services sector.
The initiative is expected to create opportunities for young people to earn a living through delivery businesses while contributing to the growth of Ghana’s rapidly expanding logistics and e-commerce sector.
Focus on Sustainable Jobs
The move also highlights a growing focus on sustainable employment opportunities and cleaner transportation.
Electric motorcycles can provide an alternative to conventional fuel-powered motorcycles, potentially helping delivery riders reduce operating costs while supporting environmentally friendly mobility.
Malik Basintale Praised for Youth-Focused Initiative
The YEA CEO, Malik Basintale, has received praise from supporters of the initiative for what they describe as practical efforts to address youth unemployment.
Supporters believe providing young people with tools and resources to start or expand their businesses can help move beyond short-term interventions and create more sustainable sources of income.
Supporting Ghanaian Youth
The reported acquisition of more than 10,000 electric motorcycles is being viewed as a major youth empowerment initiative, particularly for young people seeking opportunities in the delivery and logistics industry.
If successfully implemented, the programme could provide thousands of young Ghanaians with opportunities to build livelihoods while contributing to the expansion of Ghana’s delivery economy.