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Africa Skills Hub Foundation Honoured as Most Outstanding Community Advocate of Youth Empowerment

By Albert Ludwig Botchway, AmCham Communications
By Albert Ludwig Botchway, AmCham Communications
Albert Ludwig Botchway is the Communications Officer at the American Chamber of Commerce in Ghana (AmCham Ghana), where he leads the Chamber’s communications strategy and brand visibility. He drives stakeholder engagement, media relations, and content initiatives that strengthen U.S.–Ghana business relations. His work supports trade, investment, data protection awareness, and innovation across the Chamber’s activities

Africa Skills Hub Foundation Honoured as Most Outstanding Community Advocate of Youth Empowerment

Accra, Ghana–June 3, 2025,

The Ghana Outstanding Community Leadership Conference and Awards, held at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, has named Africa Skills Hub Foundation (ASH) the Most Outstanding Community Advocate of Youth Empowerment.

This national honour shines a spotlight on Africa Skills Hub’s transformative work in youth development and economic inclusion across Ghana, from rural farming communities to emerging urban hubs.

The organisation’s bold, community-driven model equips young women and people with practical skills, entrepreneurship support, and leadership tools to thrive in today’s economy.

“We are honoured to receive the Most Outstanding Community Advocate of Youth Empowerment Award,” said Daniel Amoako Antwi, Executive Director of Africa Skills Hub Foundation. “We dedicate this achievement to all the young people we’ve worked with, the communities we’ve served, and our partners who continue to support our shared vision for inclusive growth. We remain committed to building skills and creating opportunities throughout Ghana”.

With initiatives spanning over 16 regions, the organisation has trained approximately 16,000 youth and 13,000 women in fields such as agribusiness, digital marketing, climate-smart farming, and innovation-led entrepreneurship, resulting in a reported 60% increase in jobs created and employment among program participants over the past nine years.

Africa Skills Hub’s programs blend hands-on learning with participants through extensive aftercare services, including regulatory, IT, financial, legal, market access, and intellectual property services. ASH also manages a dedicated micro-credit fund that supports youth and women-led businesses, affirming its commitment to addressing structural barriers through evidence-based solutions.

Looking ahead, Africa Skills Hub remains committed to scaling its impact through strategic partnerships, digital innovations, and inclusive enterprise accelerators tailored to the growing needs of young Africans.

This recognition affirms the value of our work and strengthens our resolve to deepen opportunities for youth and women across Ghana. To the organisers of the Ghana Most Outstanding Community Awards, Business Executive Group, we extend our heartfelt appreciation for highlighting the significance of youth empowerment in Ghana.

 

 

 

About Africa Skills Hub Foundation (ASH)

Africa Skills Hub Foundation (ASH) is an enterprise support organization based in Ghana that creates economic and skill-based opportunities for African’s youth, women and SMEs. Since its inception in 2016, ASH has impacted young graduates by providing essential skills and job opportunities, trained SMEs in entrepreneurship, agribusinesses, digital and climate-smart practices, and economically empowered women-led businesses through access to capital and markets opportunities.

 

For more information, please contact

Ms Perfect Dadugblor | Communications Officer

Email: perfect.dadugblor@africaskillshub.co

Phone: +233 548 288 182

 

Note to Editors: ● Africa Skills Hub’s Website: https://africaskillshub.co

● Africa Skills Hub’s Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn: @AfricaSkillsHub

● Africa Skills Hub’s Contact: info@africaskillshub.co/233 548 288 18

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