AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorker Wellbeing: A new global study finds most African workers are struggling, with teachers and healthcare workers among those bearing the cost. A UN report also warns that exclusion from jobs and skills is rising: 58% of workers worldwide were informally employed in 2025. Youth Jobs: Tanzania’s vice-president has ordered agencies to link fragmented job and opportunity platforms, after a nationwide youth portal search found only seven vacancies. Digital Skills: A future-of-HR conference put AI, skills shortages and staff retention on the agenda, while Nigeria’s communications ministry is targeting 100,000 digitally enabled jobs within two years. Industrial Growth: Ghana plans to create 30,000 jobs through a pharmaceutical park, linking investment in manufacturing with youth employment.
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