The Chief Executive Officer of Ghana’s Youth Employment Agency (YEA), Malik Basintale, has expressed interest in partnering with Shatta Wale’s ride-hailing initiative, Shaxi.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Basintale reached out directly to the dancehall star, proposing a collaboration to elevate Shaxi into a prominent, fully Ghanaian-owned brand.
He wrote: “Dear @shattawalegh, As CEO of YEA, my mind dey!!! Let’s partner to make shaxi, Ghanaian owned big🇬🇭 Hear from you soon!”
Basintale’s message followed Shatta Wale’s repost of a video encouraging government and private entities to support and invest in Shaxi.
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Captioning the video, the Shatta Movement leader said: “I like how everyone is supporting Shaxi all of a sudden and calling on the Government of Ghana to support or invest.
“Thank you all for believing in the African dream. Shaxi is not just a ride-hailing service — it’s a movement designed to empower the youth, create jobs, and promote digital innovation within our transport sector. At its core, Shaxi represents a sustainable solution to unemployment, and a bold example of what can happen when creativity meets purpose.”
Dear @shattawalegh , As CEO of YEA, my mind dey!!!
— Maleek Basintale (@malik_basintale) May 27, 2025
Let's partner to make shaxi, Ghanaian owned big🇬🇭
Hear from you soon! https://t.co/W6Qc4vpOB6
