President John Mahama has hit the ground running in his 120 days in office, impressing analysts with his scandal-free governance and positive economic indicators. Since taking office for his final term, Mahama’s administration has seen the Cedi appreciate against the dollar and a drop in inflation rates, earning him high marks.
Setting ambitious targets at the onset, Mahama has made progress in launching key projects and programs he outlined during his election campaign. Notably, his government has steered clear of any major scandals, a stark contrast to the controversies that marred previous administrations.
In a departure from past practices, Mahama has enforced a code of conduct for his appointees, demanding asset declarations and taking swift action against those who fall short. This transparency and accountability have been welcomed by many, signaling a new era of governance.
Under Mahama’s leadership, the government has swiftly assembled a lean cabinet and focused on key policy initiatives, including economic dialogues, job creation programs, and social welfare projects. These efforts have garnered praise from experts and the public alike.
Looking ahead, Mahama is committed to engaging with the nation on his achievements and plans for the future, staying true to his promise of governance that centers on progress, accountability, and inclusivity. As Ghana moves forward under his leadership, the early days of his administration set a promising tone for the remainder of his term.