The Ghanaian experience described by Verlet (2002:78-9) led him to the critical use of the dialectics of 'good-will' and 'willingness' in describing the working conditions of Sstitre-1 63 13/05/2009, 11:56 64 Children and Youth in the Labour Process in Africa the working child vis-à-vis the position of the master, which usually becomes an exploitative relationship. [...] Globalization and Exploitation of Children in the Labour Process in Africa For better understanding of child exploitation within the African context vis-à-vis globalization, it is imperative to take a cursory look at the extent to which the tides of globalization have contributed to the plight of the children in Africa, especially with regard to child labour. [...] Some Empirical Evidence of Child Exploitation in the Labour Process This is determined in line with the International Labour Organization's (ILO's) definition of what constitutes child labour in relation to the child's age vis-à-vis the hours spent on the labour per week and the types of labour engaged in. [...] However, while realizing the fact that the major catalyst for the period of work by the children could not be dissociated from the amount of income they have the potential of earning, which supposedly must have been fixed by the owner of the job for each day, it could still not be discountenanced that the level of biological relationship between the job owner and the employed child would, to a Sst. [...] This finding was based on the systematic observation of some of the children in their various labour sites, in terms of the way they relate to their peers alongside their behaviour on the job, their break time and so on.