Mahama reminds appointees to comply with assets declaration law.
The law aims to prevent corruption, detect illicit enrichment, and address conflicts of interest by requiring officials to disclose their assets and liabilities.
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Govt to merge, privatize, or close failing SOEs.
Speaking at a meeting with CEOs of specified entities under the State Interest and Governance Authority (SIGA) on Thursday, March 13, President Mahama called for a complete reset of SOEs to drive their transformation.
Mahama appoints COP Yohunu as new IGP.
The appointment, made in accordance with Articles 91 and 202 of the 1992 Constitution and in consultation with the Council of State, sees COP Yohunu taking over from COP Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, who has been relieved of his position.
President Mahama backs 30-day ceasefire in Russian-Ukraine war.
In a discussion with the Ambassador of the Republic of Italy, Laura Ranalli, President Mahama expressed optimism that the ceasefire could create an opportunity for meaningful dialogue.
President Mahama forms anti-flood taskforce to tackle flooding in Ghana.
The Anti-Flood Taskforce is chaired by the Deputy Chief of Staff in Charge of Operations, Stanislav Xoese Dogbe.
Mahama swears in Deputy Ministers, Minister of State.
he ceremony followed the successful vetting and approval of the nominees by Parliament’s Appointments Committee
President Mahama to engage CEOs of State-Owned Enterprises on March 13.
This historic meeting aims to provide a platform for President Mahama to outline his vision to reset, realign, and reform SOEs to operate more efficiently
Ghana’s Mahama Pledges to Restore Trust Between Sahel Bloc and ECOWAS.
President Mahama has promised his Burkinabe counterpart, Ibrahim Traore that the concerns of members of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) will be forwarded to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) for redress.
Cabinet Examines 2025 Budget: Priorities Include Tax Simplification and Spending Reductions
The Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has submitted the 2025 Budget to Cabinet for the necessary scrutiny ahead of its presentation to Parliament on March 11
Mahama reveals only $64,000 and GHS143m left in sinking fund.
“There have been claims that buffers were left for ongoing debt repayments in 2025. The Sinking Fund shows a balance of only $64,000 in the dollar account and GHS143,000 in the Cedi account,” Mahama revealed.