President John Dramani Mahama’s return to the presidency Experts say has been marked by a flurry of activity, reforms, and policy rollouts, as his administration races to fulfill key campaign promises. In his 120 days of his new term, some Political experts say President Mahama has made significant strides in governance, economy, education, and social welfare, though several pledges remain in progress or are yet to be initiated.
Among the major accomplishments is the swift nomination of a full cabinet, reflecting Mr. Mahama’s commitment to getting the machinery of government moving without delay.
In line with his pledge for prudent governance, the administration has also formed a leaner government, reducing the number of ministers and presidential staffers. One of the most praised initiatives is the introduction of a Code of Conduct for appointees, aimed at enhancing transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership. In economic policy, Mahama has delivered on his pledge to convene a National Economic Dialogue, bringing together experts and stakeholders to shape a long-term recovery agenda.
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Similarly, a National Education Dialogue was organized to realign policy direction in the education sector. The John Mahama- Professor Naana Jane led administration has launched several social and environmental programs, including “Tree for Life” and “Blue Water”, which focus on reforestation and water resource protection. The No Fee Stress initiative has also been introduced to reduce the financial burden on basic school parents. Mr. Mahama’s government has also abolished the E-Levy, Betting Tax, and Emissions Levy, providing immediate financial relief to citizens and businesses, with the Covid-19 Levy, expected to be removed in the next budget.
Source: Citinews
