General News of Tuesday, 24 March 2026Source: www.ghanaweb.comEconomic policy analyst Senyo Hosi has criticised the practice of charging application fees to young Ghanaians seeking to join the country’s security services, describing it as exploitative and unsustainable. “I am not saying TribeNet should stop providing services, but the state must own the infrastructure. Hosi added that rising unemployment and social pressure had sharply increased demand for security service jobs, making it necessary for government to rethink the system. The child graduates, pays recruitment fees, and if unsuccessful, returns home still dependent on the parent. But first, we need a system where a young person can actually afford to enter the workforce.”

Source: GhanaWeb March 24, 2026 15:26 UTC