President Mahama appoints NDC General Secretary’s wife as Acting MD of CBG.
Her appointment, made by President John Mahama, was communicated in a letter dated March 26, 2025.
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President Mahama assents to bills abolishing E-levy, betting tax, and emissions tax.
This move aligns with the National Democratic Congress’s (NDC) commitment to alleviating the financial burden on Ghanaians.
Mahama orders audit of Buipe Sheanut Factory.
President John Dramani Mahama has ordered a full audit of the Buipe Sheanut Factory, which is currently no longer operational.
President lauds outgoing CDS, Service Chiefs.
The President gave the commendations in his address at the inauguration of the Armed Forces Council at the Ministry of Defence in Accra.
Brig. Gen. Glover Ashong Annan appointed as Commissioner of Customs Division.
A statement issued on Sunday, March 23, and signed by Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Spokesperson to the President and Minister for Government Communications, confirmed the appointment.
President Mahama dismisses CDS General Oppong-Peprah, other military chiefs.
The appointment, which takes effect from March 24, 2025, forms part of a broader shake-up of the military’s top hierarchy, pending consultations with the Council of State
President Mahama hints at plans to establish national airline.
According to President Mahama, Ghana is open to forming partnerships with countries that have both the commitment and technical expertise to develop a national airline.
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.
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.