YOLO TV Series: US Embassy claims sponsorship, pledges to support Ghanaian youth
- The US embassy sponsored the most watched YOLO TV series
- The series aims to teach on sexual reproductive health
- US Ambassador to Ghana says her outfit is eager to do more for Ghanaian youth
The US Embassy in Ghana says it funded the “You Only Live Once” YOLO television series.
The Series addresses important issues of concern to young Ghanaians including sexual reproductive health and economic independence.
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This funding was made through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the National Population Council (NPC), and the Ghana Health Service (GHS).
“I know the pandemic has been particularly difficult for you. Yet you’ve persevered and learned to adapt. Keep making smart choices, choosing the right relationships, showing respect and integrity both offline and online, and believing in yourself and your future,” the US Ambassador to Ghana revealed.
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In other news:
You can only get a visa to Germany if you are going to study, have relatives there or going for an emergency health procedure.
The German Ambassador to Ghana, Christoph Retzlaff, in an interview with Charles Ayitey on Joy Business revealed that the Federal State has introduced new travel restrictions because of the Coronavirus Pandemic in the country.
“We are only granting visas on the grounds of health, study and visiting a relative in Germany. Aside from these all other applications can’t be accepted, unfortunately,” he stated.
The Country Representative of Canada to Ghana, Kati Csaba, says all the inline materials you need to apply for a Canadian Visa are free of charge.
Speaking to Charles Ayitey of Joy News, the High Commissioner also noted that getting a visa to Canada is not easy. “Getting a visa to Canada demands a rigorous process. It is not easy. So long as you have your documents right, you will be granted a visa,” she stated.
Canada has been the go-to destination for many Ghanaians and Africans over the past few years as potential is available to school and work there.
Meanwhile, the High Commissioner has stated that 40,000 Ghanaians are currently living or working in Canada.
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