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The Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs (GCYE) has announced the successful completion of their retreat for the restructuring of the chamber. This took place on the 18th to 21st September 2019 at Pasandy Hotel, Amansaman, Accra. The Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs (GCYE) is a network of young Ghanaian business owners with interest covering every […]

The Ghana Chamber of young Entrepreneurs (GCYE) has said it is open to further discussions with the government over the imposition of taxes on consumers especially its members. This resolution was disclosed by Dr.Sherif Ghali, the CEO of GCYE, and his executives. This follows the increase in the communication service tax (CST) to 9% according

The largest network on young entrepreneurs in Ghana has officially been espoused as members of the Private Enterprise Federation. The Private Enterprise Federation was established in 1994 as the apex institution to forge consensus and provide the leadership voice for advocacy, on the initiative of the Association of Ghana Industries, Ghana National Chamber of Commerce

Young business leaders from 17 African countries have explored fresh solutions to overcome employment and entrepreneurship challenges at a workshop in Tanzania. Africa has a greater proportion of young people than any other continent – so youth livelihoods are an urgent priority. The workshop was hosted by the Commonwealth Alliance of Young Entrepreneurs-Africa (CAYE-Africa) and

Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs Sherif Ghali Abdulai is calling on entrepreneurs in the country to emulate the Chairman of the McDan Group of companies Dr. Daniel McCauley in running their businesses. Speaking to Radio Waa on the sidelines of a multi-stakeholder business integrity forum in Accra on Wednesday, Mr.

Despite the relative stability in power supply, cost of electricity was still a major challenge to young businesses in Ghana. According to CEO of Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs, Mr. Sherif Ghali, the current average bill of GH¢562 a month was a major challenge to members of the chamber. “I remember last year if not

The Ghana Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs (GCYE) has called on government to make operational, a proposed legislation that is expected to bring relief to the youth and the vulnerable in the Ghanaian society. The said legislation if enforced, would see the allocation of some thirty percent (30%) of all government funded procurement to the youth,