Скачать или смотреть Ghana’s Golden Hands: How Indigenous Skills Could Power Africa’s Economic Future

Can traditional skills unlock Africa's industrial future? In this powerful report by Grace Komolafe, we travel to Ghana—where artisans, apprentices, and institutions are redefining economic growth.

Ghana’s indigenous skill economy is thriving—from the kente weavers of Bonwire to the metalworkers and leather artisans across the country. Over 80% of Ghana’s artisans are trained informally, yet they contribute significantly to GDP. This documentary explores how Ghana is merging traditional apprenticeship systems with formal education and enterprise development—through bodies like COTVET.

As African countries struggle with rising youth unemployment, Ghana offers a transformative model rooted in local knowledge, skill preservation, and economic inclusion. This isn’t just a cultural story—it’s a business story, a development story, and a roadmap for the continent.

Watch how Ghana is reclaiming Africa’s heritage and repositioning artisanship as a tool for growth, dignity, and export-ready potential.

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