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New Football Sport Goldas Debuts In Lagos With Exhibition Games

A new field sport known as Goldas, short for Golden Age Soccer, has been officially introduced in Nigeria through exhibition matches at the Ejigbo Mini Stadium on Ikotun Road in Lagos. Four teams took part in the weekend games, giving fans a first look at the sport’s distinct style and rules.​ The atmosphere at the venue was filled with fun, excitement and entertainment as spectators watched the new form of therapeutic football in action. Organisers described Goldas as a fresh way to enjoy the passion of football while promoting wellness, discipline and teamwork.​ Each Goldas team is made up of 19 players, with matches lasting a total of 99 minutes divided into three halves of 33 minutes each. Unlike traditional football, the game is played on an oval shaped pitch designed to resemble the Earth.​ Key features of the sport […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA December 13, 2025

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Togo

Togo and Austria Sign Migration Agreement to Boost Youth Employment

New York, September 2025 – Togo and Austria have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote safe and regulated migration, with a focus on youth employment and entrepreneurship. The agreement was concluded on the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly by Togolese Foreign Minister Robert Dussey and his Austrian counterpart Beate Meinl-Reisinger. Structured mobility The MoU seeks to organize professional, academic, and circular migration, ensuring that movements between the two countries are safe, legal, and mutually beneficial. Authorities say the deal will also help curb irregular migration while providing secure pathways for workers and students. Meeting shared needs Austria, facing labor shortages in certain sectors, is looking to diversify its migration partnerships, particularly in Africa. For Togo, the agreement represents an opportunity to expand training and employment prospects for its growing youth population. Strengthening bilateral ties This […]

Abubakar October 1, 2025

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Togo

Togo: NSCT partners with training centers to boost youth employment in cotton sector

Lomé, September 30, 2025 – The Nouvelle Société Cotonnière du Togo (NSCT) has signed agreements with three technical and agricultural training institutions to strengthen youth employability in the country’s cotton industry. Strategic partnerships The agreements were concluded with: Technical and Vocational High School of Atakpamé (LETP) Industrial Professions Training Center (CFMI) National Agricultural Training Institute (INFA) of Tové The partnerships aim to facilitate student internships and support their progressive integration into cotton-related jobs. Bridging training and industry According to NSCT, the initiative seeks to align academic training with real labor market needs, ensuring that young graduates are better prepared for employment opportunities in the cotton value chain. “Investing in youth means investing in our country’s prosperity. NSCT intends to play its full role by offering young people not only practical experience but also the confidence needed to become actors of […]

Abubakar October 1, 2025

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Togo

Francophonie’s “D-CLIC” Project Brings Digital Skills to Togo’s Kpalimé

The International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF) will expand its flagship digital training initiative, “D-CLIC, digital training with the OIF”, to Kpalimé starting September 2025. 150 Youth to Be Trained The program will enroll 150 young people aged 18–35, with a focus on two in-demand areas: Communication and Digital Marketing Web and Mobile Development Training will last four months, delivered in person with personalised coaching. Outstanding students will have the opportunity to obtain international PECB certification, alongside national and Francophone-recognised certificates. Boosting Youth Employability According to the OIF, the goal goes beyond technical skills. The initiative is designed to increase youth employability, encourage self-employment, and strengthen Togo’s digital ecosystem. In Kpalimé, where unemployment among dynamic youth remains a challenge, the project offers fresh opportunities for local value creation and entrepreneurship. Registration and Eligibility Deadline: September 13, 2025 Requirements: Applicants must […]

Abubakar August 28, 2025

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Locations

Nigeria Converts Science Schools to Technical Colleges: Inside the Major Education Overhaul

Nigeria is launching a major education shift to tackle youth unemployment. Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) will become full Federal Technical Colleges (FTC), phasing out science programs entirely for new students. According to NBTE Executive Secretary Prof. Idris Bugaje, this urgent reform targets Nigeria's critical skills gap. The September TransformationStarting this admission cycle: ✅ New students will enroll exclusively in technical programs ❌ Science-based admissions end immediately ⏳ Existing science students complete studies Bugaje explained: "Before, students preferred sciences while technical training was ignored. This smart intervention reverses that trend." Why This Radical Change?Simply put, Nigeria faces a technical education crisis: ⚠️ Only 129 technical colleges nationwide ⚖️ Versus 15,000+ conventional secondary schools 🎯 Polytechnics admit mostly general graduates due to shortages Crucially, President Tinubu approved new infrastructure and equipment to make technical paths attractive. "We’re investing to position TVET as a premier choice," Bugaje emphasized. States Urged to Follow SuitNext, Bugaje challenged state governments: "Convert conventional […]

Ahmad June 1, 2025

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General

Labour Ministry, GIZ Ghana, and YEA Launch ‘Work Abroad Programme’

The Ministry of Labour, Jobs & Employment, in collaboration with the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) and GIZ Ghana, has launched the Work Abroad Programme. This initiative, unveiled on the evening of March 19, 2025, aims to provide young Ghanaians with job opportunities in international markets, addressing the country’s ongoing challenge of youth unemployment.The programme is designed to offer guidance, resources, and support to help Ghanaian youth secure jobs in various sectors abroad. At the launch, key stakeholders emphasized the potential benefits for participants, highlighting how gaining international experience could enhance career prospects and contribute to national development.YEA CEO Malik Basintale shared the vision behind the initiative, stressing that the programme is all about creating opportunities and ensuring young people can thrive both locally and globally. The event saw speeches from various officials, and discussions on the implementation process were held, […]

Edem 4Style March 20, 2025

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Greater Accra

Former German President Backs Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy Initiative.

Former German President Christian Wilhelm Walter Wulff has lauded Ghana’s proposal to establish a 24-hour economy, describing it as a transformative idea for economic growth. Speaking during his visit to AmaliTech, a German IT firm operating in Ghana and Rwanda, he highlighted how this initiative could strengthen global business partnerships.AmaliTech, which has been training and employing Ghanaian youth in digital fields like software development and data science, exemplifies the country's potential to bridge Europe’s digital talent shortage. Wulff expressed admiration for Ghana’s educated workforce and its ability to support German businesses, calling it a "win-win" for both countries.The Director of Operations at AmaliTech, Mathew Opoku-Darkwa, underscored the need for reliable infrastructure to fully implement the 24-hour economy and capitalize on the global demand for digital talent.

Edem 4Style January 13, 2025

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BONO EAST

Bono Public Employment Centre Inaugurated to Boost Job Opportunities.

The newly constructed Public Employment Centre in Odomase, located in the Sunyani West Municipality of Ghana's Bono Region, was inaugurated on November 6, 2024, by Ignatius Baffuor-Awuah, the Minister of Employment, Labour Relations, and Pensions. This centre is part of the Ghana Jobs and Skills Project, an initiative focused on enhancing job creation and skills development across the country by establishing one employment centre in each of Ghana’s 16 regions.These centres will host the Ghana Labour Market Information System (GLMIS), providing job seekers with resources, career guidance, and skills training to help them meet the demands of Ghana’s job market. According to Baffuor-Awuah, these facilities are essential in bridging skills gaps and supporting national economic transformation by giving job seekers access to valuable labour market information.The centres aim to reduce unemployment by connecting job seekers with potential employers and offering […]

Edem 4Style November 7, 2024

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