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Graduates with disabilities stage protest over job exclusion
March 24, 2026
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Graduates with disabilities stage protest over job exclusion

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Key Points

  • Scores of unemployed, qualified persons with disabilities demonstrated in Accra, demanding equal job opportunities.
  • They called for the strict enforcement of inclusive labour policies and fairness in recruitment processes.
  • Protesters marched from the Accra Rehabilitation Centre on March 24, holding placards emphasizing their capability and need for jobs.
  • They expressed deep frustration over limited employment despite their academic qualifications and readiness to contribute to national development.
  • The demonstrators urged the government and employers to implement urgent, concrete, and sustainable measures to address their concerns.

Why This Matters

This demonstration highlights a critical issue of social equity and economic inclusion in Ghana, as a significant segment of the population is being excluded from the workforce. Addressing these demands for employment can unlock human potential, reduce dependency, and contribute to Ghana's overall socio-economic development and inclusive growth. Failure to act could perpetuate poverty for a vulnerable group and lead to continued social unrest.

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