President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, elected on promises of economic renewal, pledged to stabilize the cedi, control inflation, and restore macroeconomic discipline through tighter monetary policy and targeted fiscal reforms.
As part of a broader economic revival plan outlined in the 2024 manifesto of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), his government pledged a series of immediate reforms. According to an internal progress tracker, 19 of the 28 flagship promises have been fulfilled, with two more in progress. However, key policy initiatives—including a 24-hour economy strategy, a review of vehicle taxes, a reassessment of the Customs Amendment Act of 2020, and a ban on political appointees acquiring state assets—are yet to be delivered.