Watch Video: Malik Basintale Engages BuzStop Boys to Explore YEA Collaboration Amid Zoomlion Contract Scrutiny
Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale, has initiated discussions with the popular volunteer group, BuzStop Boys. The meeting, held at the YEA head office in Accra, focused on collaboration, transparency, and reform within Ghana’s sanitation programs.
Basintale Commends Volunteerism and Community Spirit
Basintale praised the group for their unwavering commitment to promoting environmental cleanliness. He emphasized the power of youth volunteerism in driving social change and noted its potential to contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s sanitation development.
Zoomlion Contract Under Review
The engagement comes at a time when YEA’s sanitation module with Zoomlion Ghana Limited is under public scrutiny. Concerns have been raised regarding the cost-effectiveness and accountability of the contract. Basintale hinted at a possible review and reiterated the importance of exploring new, impactful partnerships.
Support for BuzStop Boys’ Mission
To reinforce his commitment, Basintale made a personal donation to support the BuzStop Boys’ ongoing activities. Founded by Heneba Kojo Sarfo, the group has evolved from a five-member team to a registered 40-person waste management firm, championing weekly cleanups and community education on sanitation.
Towards a New Sanitation Future
This move by YEA signals a shift toward grassroots-oriented solutions, where accountability, transparency, and youth empowerment take center stage. Stakeholders are hopeful that such partnerships can bring a fresh wave of energy and integrity into Ghana’s sanitation space.
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