Chris Infotainment

The Challenge of Hiring in Ghana Hiring in Ghana can often feel like searching for gold in a sandpit. You post a job, and hundreds of applications come in, but only a few are relevant. Before you know it, weeks have passed, the role remains vacant, and productivity has suffered. This is the challenge that Jobberman Ghana set out to solve, and over time, we've made significant strides in transforming the hiring experience for both employers and job seekers. Reimagining Recruitment in a Digital Era Jobberman has evolved from being "just a job board" into a full-service recruitment partner. By merging technology, data, and human expertise, we deliver faster, smarter hiring solutions. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to connect qualified talent with the right opportunities while helping employers build productive, future-ready teams. Over the years, our digital platform has become a central meeting point for Ghana’s workforce. With thousands of active job seekers and a...

Central Bank of Kenya Seeks Qualified Professionals for Key Positions The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has launched a recruitment drive aimed at attracting skilled professionals to fill several vacant positions. The bank is seeking individuals with a bachelor’s degree in various fields, offering opportunities across different departments. Job Opportunities Available The CBK has advertised the following roles: Cyber Risk Analyst (Business Analyst) The role holder will be responsible for carrying out and coordinating cyber threat hunting for proactive detection and prevention of cyber breaches in the banking sector. Requirements: At least three years of experience in a cybersecurity environment. A bachelor’s degree in Information Technology (IT), computer engineering, telecommunications and information engineering or computer science. Professional certification(s) in VA/PT (CEH) and Cybersecurity & Information Security (GSEC) and/or Networking (CCNA). Practical hands...

Transforming Dreams into Reality Imagine a young woman in Cox's Bazar who has never stepped outside her home alone, whose world is limited to the confines of her small home. She dreams quietly of opening a tailoring shop, of earning enough to support her family, and of a life beyond uncertainty. For years, those dreams seemed impossible. But one day, an opportunity arrives. This is the story of many young women and men across Cox's Bazar, both from host communities and Rohingya refugees, whose hopes were once whispers. When the International Rescue Committee (IRC), together with local partners, reached out to them, they found the training, support, and confidence to turn dreams into reality. Maimuna remembers the moment she saw her name on the Youth Development Center list. "I didn't know exactly what I'd do," she says, "but I knew I would learn skills to help my family." Today, she sells vegetables and makes dresses in her locality. Mofidul, 21,...