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Young entrepreneurs group hopes to have big impact in Ghana

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Young entrepreneurs group hopes to have big impact in Ghana

Interview with Moses Kanduri, Vice President of AYE, Association of Young Entrepreneurs in Ghana

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UN Radio
2012-05-07
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Image removed.Moses Kanduri, Vice President of AYE, Association of Young Entrepreneurs in Ghana.

Although it is barely two years old, the Association of Young Entrepreneurs is already making plans to become a force in its homeland, Ghana.

Moses Kanduri, vice president for international cooperation, said AYE has nearly 600 members at home and abroad.

Kanduri participated in a forum on better opportunities for youth employment convened by the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) on Friday.

Dianne Penn of UN Radio spoke to Moses Kanduri about what led to the AYE's formation.

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