KEY POINTS Mahama wants Ghana to end raw mineral ore exports by 2030. Ghana is promoting local refining, processing and manufacturing to create jobs and retain more value. He urged …
John Mahama
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President Mahama condemns teacher assault cases in Ghana, highlighting the Kade Senior High incident and pledging full support for educators’ protection.
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The Asantehene is submitting the Bawku peace mediation report to President Mahama, outlining progress and recommendations for resolving the decades-long chieftaincy conflict.
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ECOWAS ministers have endorsed Ghana’s John Mahama for 2027 AU chairmanship, marking a key step in the bloc’s support for Pan-African leadership.
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John Mahama warns that disillusioned youth are increasingly backing military rule in Africa due to corruption, broken promises, and poor governance.
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Minister Felix Kwakye Ofosu says a committee will review dismissed workers. Those hired through due process will return, others will stay out.
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Ghana’s Catholic Bishops urge Mahama to act on illegal mining, warning galamsey is ruining rivers, forests and threatening lives.
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NPP lawyer Kwesi Botchway Jnr raises concerns about contradictions between Mahama and the Attorney-General on Ghana’s $7 million cybersecurity case.
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Mahama says Ghana will not rush back to the capital markets, stressing fiscal discipline and consolidation after the 2022 debt default.
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Ghana relaxes the restriction on state land transactions as Mahama starts reforms that aim on regaining public faith in land administration, digitization, and openness.
