Unemployment For Women In Ghana Makes A Girl Volunteer To Teach Women How To Make Jewelry And Necklaces A study from the Ghana Statistic...
Unemployment For Women In Ghana Makes A Girl Volunteer To Teach Women How To Make Jewelry And Necklaces
A study from the Ghana Statistics Authority says that by the end of the third quarter of 2022, 1.7 million people will be out of work. Of these, two-thirds will be women.
Fauziya Adam is an activist in Ghana who works to protect women's rights. She thinks that women should pay more attention to their rights because they do so much for home maintenance and the growth of the country as a whole.
It's true that this report from the statistics office has made us very worried because women have important roles in their homes and in the country as a whole. Even if there are problems with our husbands' jobs, we women are still in charge of the house and making sure our kids get an education. Women make more progress than men in business, so if a woman doesn't have a job, she will have a lot of problems," she said.
The Deputy Minister of Labour, who was at the meeting to give the report, was happy with it and said that the government will try to balance gender, especially when it comes to creating jobs in the country, in order to reach its goal of contributing to sustainable development.
But Najat Adam, a voluntary woman, has started teaching women the art of beauty and make-up so they can become self-sufficient. This is part of her effort to fix the problem of gender inequality in the job market in the country. with you.
Najat Adam told Voice of America, "I didn't have a job when I was growing up, but when I learned about the business of jewelry and fashion, I saw that it was very helpful. Now I'm teaching young people how to be self-reliant because they should be."
Some of the women who got help said that the skills they learned will help them and others in the future.
Shamsiya Issah, who was also weaned, said, "I'm also weaned, so I want to open a shop to help unemployed women find work and make money."
Najat Adam has taught more than 150 people so far, and more than half of them have graduated. She wants to find more women who want to be self-sufficient and teach them how to make crafts.
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