【全非资讯·加纳】 加纳：服装枢纽助力加纳北部就业

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Northshore Apparel正将工业雄心转化为Savelugu的正式工作岗位。其接下来的发展阶段有望将这些缝纫生产线与加纳北部农民连接起来，并构建一个更完整的本土价值链。\n\n多年来，Kausara Alhassan的求职之路一直重复着令人沮丧的套路。她打印了一份份个人简历，带着它们在Tamale的办公室之间奔波，等待着永远不会打来的电话。\n\n她的大学学位本被寄希望于能敲开机遇的大门。后来，她听说大约25公里外的Savelugu有一家服装厂正在招工。她递交了申请。这一次，她的电话响了。\n\n“我多年来四处奔波，在各大办公室之间投递简历，但都石沉大海，直到我听说这家服装厂成立的消息，”这位23岁的University for Development Studies毕业生在她位于Northshore Apparel的新工作岗位上说道。“今天我在这里工作，自食其力，找回了尊严。我也成为了更好的自己，因为这家工厂在我上岗前通过高质量的培训对我进行了投资。”\n\n对Alhassan而言，这种改变是立竿见影的：稳定的工作、崭新的技能以及在家门口就能获得的收入。将这样的经历乘以Northshore生产车间里的所有人，他们的故事表明了制造业如何能够扩大加纳正规就业的版图。\n\n总统John Dramani Mahama于2026年8月28日正式剪彩启用这家全加纳资的工厂，并将其誉为加纳第一个再生服装枢纽以及24小时经济计划的一部分。该设施目前已投入运营，工人们正开动生产线，薪水也源源不断地进入各家各户。\n\nNorthshore目前运营着51条生产线，雇用了2300多名员工，其中大部分是女性。随着后续阶段的推进，该公司计划将员工总数增加到10000人。Mahama表示，这个更广泛的工业枢纽最终可能容纳至少3万名年轻人就业。

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这种优势对女性尤为重要。Northshore（北岸）表示，80%的可提供工作岗位预留给女性和弱势群体。其现场托儿所让哺乳期母亲能够将婴儿留在附近，更安心地工作。该设施还设有诊所和食堂，并已为Savelugu School for the Deaf（萨维卢古聋哑学校）的学生提供就业保障。

她为本次报道接受采访时表示：“当年轻人获得一份体面的收入时，其益处并不仅仅止于劳动者本身。这笔收入会支持家庭和社区内的食物、教育、医疗保健以及小企业。”



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Northshore Apparel is turning industrial ambition into formal jobs in Savelugu. Its next phases could connect those sewing lines to northern Ghana’s farmers and build a fuller local value chain.

For years, Kausara Alhassan’s search for work followed the same dispiriting routine. She printed copies of her curriculum vitae, carried them from office to office in Tamale and waited for a call that never came.

Her university degree had been expected to open a door. Then she heard that a garment factory was recruiting in Savelugu, about 25 kilometres away. She applied. This time, her telephone rang.

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“I roamed from place to place and office to office dropping my CV for many years, but I got no response until I heard of the establishment of this garment factory,” the 23-year-old University for Development Studies graduate said from her new workplace at Northshore Apparel. “Today I work here, earn a living and have my dignity restored. I am also a better version of myself because the factory invested in me through quality training before I started working here.”

For Alhassan, the change is immediate: regular work, new skills and an income earned close to home. Multiplied across Northshore’s production floor, experiences like hers suggest how manufacturing could widen the map of formal employment in Ghana.

President John Dramani Mahama officially commissioned the wholly Ghanaian-owned plant on August 28, 2026 , presenting it as Ghana’s first regenerative apparel hub and part of the  24-Hour Economy  programme. The facility is already operating, with workers running production lines and wages entering households.

Northshore currently operates  51 production lines and employs more than 2,300 workers , most of them women. The company plans to increase its workforce to 10,000 as later phases come onstream. Mahama said the wider industrial hub could ultimately employ at least 30,000 young people.

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