NDC Supporters Storm YEA Office To Welcome Malik Basintale To His Office
John Dramani Mahama Appoints Malik Basintale as Acting CEO of YEA
Ghana's President, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, has announced a series of strategic appointments aimed at strengthening his administration. Among these appointments, Honorable Malik Basintale has been selected to serve as the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA). This decision is seen as a key step toward addressing youth unemployment and fostering inclusive development across the nation.
On January 27, 2025, Ghone TV shared a video highlighting the enthusiastic support for Basintale’s appointment. Numerous members and supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) gathered at the National Headquarters of the Youth Employment Agency to celebrate this significant achievement.
Ghone TV reported, "Large numbers of NDC youth converge at the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) headquarters to celebrate the appointment of Malik Basintale as the new Acting CEO."
Malik Basintale, who also serves as the Deputy National Communication Officer for the NDC, has been instrumental in amplifying the party's messaging and digital engagement strategies. Through his leadership, the NDC has bolstered its online presence and mobilized substantial support during key political campaigns. His ability to connect with the youth and address pressing societal issues has earned him widespread recognition within the party and beyond.
Basintale’s new role as Acting CEO of the Youth Employment Agency aligns with President Mahama’s broader vision of creating opportunities for young people. By appointing a dynamic leader like Basintale, the administration aims to ensure that the agency’s initiatives resonate with the aspirations of Ghanaian youth.
The Youth Employment Agency is a critical institution tasked with implementing programs that generate sustainable jobs and empower young people with the skills they need for the future. Basintale’s appointment is expected to inject fresh energy into the agency, fostering innovation and inclusivity.
This move has been welcomed by various stakeholders as a testament to the administration’s dedication to youth empowerment. For many young Ghanaians, it represents a beacon of hope and a clear indication that their voices are being heard at the highest levels of government.
As the Acting CEO of the YEA, Malik Basintale faces the vital responsibility of leading efforts to tackle unemployment and shape a more prosperous future for Ghana’s youth. Watch the full video below
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