Top 10 Policies to Be Implemented by John Dramani Mahama in His First 120 Days
President-Elect John Dramani Mahama has outlined an ambitious plan for his first 120 days in office, prioritizing key reforms to address pressing national challenges. These policies focus on governance efficiency, economic stabilization, and social equity, signaling Mahama’s commitment to building a transparent and inclusive administration.
Below are the Top 10 policies to be implemented by John Dramani Mahama in his first 120 Days
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Top 10 Policies to Be Implemented by John Dramani Mahama in His First 120 Days
Nominate Cabinet Ministers Within 14 Days
In a bid to expedite governance, Mahama will nominate a complete list of cabinet ministers within his first two weeks. This swift move will ensure that parliamentary approval is sought early, enabling his administration to function effectively from the start.
Constitute the Leanest and Most Efficient Government
Mahama is committed to reducing government expenditure by forming a lean and efficient administration within the first 90 days. This approach will eliminate waste, prioritize accountability, and streamline government operations to focus on national development.
Establish a Code of Conduct for Government Officials
To promote integrity and curb corruption, Mahama plans to introduce a robust code of conduct and standards for all government officials. This policy will ensure accountability and ethical behavior across all levels of government.
Hold a National Economic Dialogue
Recognizing the economic challenges facing Ghana, Mahama will convene a national economic dialogue to discuss homegrown fiscal consolidation solutions. This collaborative approach will bring together stakeholders to chart a sustainable path for economic recovery.
Scrap Specific Levies Within 90 Days
Mahama intends to abolish unpopular taxes, including the e-levy, COVID-19 levy, 10% levy on bet winnings, and the emissions levy. This move aims to alleviate the financial burden on citizens and stimulate economic activity.
Draft Legal Amendments for a 24-Hour Economy
Mahama plans to commence drafting the necessary legal frameworks to implement a 24-hour economy, which would boost productivity, create jobs, and enhance Ghana’s competitiveness.
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Implement the “No-Academic-Fee” Policy
To promote education access, Mahama will introduce a no-academic-fee policy for all first-year students in public tertiary institutions. This initiative will ease the financial burden on families and encourage higher enrollment rates.
Ban Political Appointees from Purchasing State Assets
To prevent conflicts of interest, Mahama will institute a policy prohibiting political appointees from acquiring state assets. This move will promote transparency and protect national resources.
Conduct Forensic Audits into Reckless Spending
Mahama plans to initiate forensic audits into banking sector collapses, COVID-19 expenditures, and other instances of reckless spending by the previous administration. This policy will seek accountability and restore public confidence in government finances.
Reopen Investigations into Unresolved Cases
The President-Elect will reopen probes into critical cases, including the 2020 election killings, the Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election violence, and the murder of journalist Ahmed Suale. These investigations aim to deliver justice and ensure accountability.
A Bold Vision for Ghana
Mahama’s 10-point agenda for his first 120 days reflects his dedication to transformative leadership. From reducing government waste to addressing economic challenges and promoting social justice, these policies lay the foundation for a prosperous and equitable Ghana. As the nation watches closely, expectations are high for the swift and effective implementation of these promises.
Last Updated on March 22, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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