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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35719, member: 636"]
YEA boss Malik Basintale called the agency's contract with Zoomlion Ghana Limited unfair. He posted on Facebook that he refuses to extend the current sanitation module agreement. The deal gives workers just GH¢250 from the GH¢850 allocated per person. Zoomlion keeps GH¢600 as management fees. Basintale labeled this arrangement evil.

He stressed that the previous government renewed this contract for almost eight years, which he sees as terrible treatment of workers. The newly appointed CEO promised changes under President Mahama's administration. He wants fairer pay for young Ghanaians in the program. Basintale announced plans to discuss his vision on Facebook later tonight.

Basintale wrote that he fought for integrity throughout his life. He emphasized his commitment to youth empowerment. At his late father's grave, he promised not to renew the contract as it stands. He believes President Mahama aims to reset how Ghana operates. He feels every worker deserves proper compensation for their work.

The CEO expressed that he would find such pay unacceptable for his family members and could not accept it for others. He reminded everyone that change came with the December election and insisted that actual change must happen for workers. He plans to explain more details during his 8 PM Facebook live stream.
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