Feature: Young Ghanaian graduate sets up all-female security network to create employment


By Justice
  • World
  • Thursday, 09 Feb 2023

ACCRA, Feb. 8 (Xinhua) -- For most young Africans, the next hurdle after completing tertiary education is securing a job to help lay a solid foundation for the future.

Facing a persistently high unemployment rate, Mary Tackie-Yaoboi, a young female graduate of Knutsford University College in Ghana, decided to take her destiny into her own hands by establishing a business to create jobs for herself and other young females in the country.

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