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Shatta Wale launches ride-hailing app “Shaxi” to create employment for youth

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Shatta Wale says the launch of Shaxi is to create a sustainable business to provide employment for the youth of the country

Award-winning dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, on Wednesday (8 December) launched a new ride-hailing app- Shaxi in Accra.

According to the “Freedom” hitmaker, Shaxi, an acronym for Shatta Taxi, is an initiative aimed at providing jobs for the youth in various communities

“Everybody knows I love the youth of Ghana and I always want to see them do well. I want to see the boys and girls in the ghettos move from being unemployed to having gainful employment,’’ he said.

Shaxi becomes the latest ride-hailing application and it is already charting at number two on the apple play store with a 4.3 rating.

The artiste added that his motives for setting up the business are not for profit-making but intends to make an impact and leave a mark.

‘’Shaxi is not for Shatta Wale and friends, it’s a Ghanaian project for Ghanaians. So let’s all embrace it and make it happen,’’ he added.

Shatta Wale in a tweet Wednesday said he believes in women empowerment and is looking forward to having lots of female drivers use the new app.

Winifred Lartey

Source:Joseph Appiah-Dolphyne | asaaseradio.com

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