Africa Links 24 with Thomas Naadi
Published on 2024-12-13 06:31:09
Unable to get a job as an accountant since graduating five years ago, Ghanaian Nathaniel Qainoo has been forced to swap his calculator for a spanner.
The 29-year-old was busy repairing a taxi under the shade of a mango tree when the BBC met him at his home in the small town of Kasoa, about 30km from the capital Accra.
He often spoke of “the hardship” – a phrase that has become common in Ghana since the nation was plunged into a deep economic crisis in 2022.
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