Promises and forecasts attributed to President John Mahama in news reports, sealed when reported. A record shows what was reported as said, with the original link; it is not a judgement of the person.
President John Mahama says Ghana is seeking to revive its historic ties with Russia, with energy cooperation, investment and economic relations expected to feature prominently in his engagements with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
OPEN · DUE 26 APR 2027said 28 Oct 2026Forecastrecord →
President John Mahama says he will appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to a ceasefire when he travels to Russia for the Russia-Africa Summit next week.
President John Mahama has announced plans to expand piped water networks in Tamale, Yendi and Damongo as part of efforts to address infrastructure deficits and support economic development in northern Ghana.
OPEN · DUE 18 APR 2027said 20 Oct 2026Promiserecord →
President John Dramani Mahama has announced a plan to allocate GH¢400 million in the 2027 Budget, for land reclamation and environmental protection activities.
OPEN · DUE 17 APR 2027said 19 Oct 2026Promiserecord →
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that soldiers will remain stationed in nine forest reserves cleared of illegal mining to prevent operators from returning to the sites.
OPEN · DUE 16 APR 2027said 18 Oct 2026Promiserecord →
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to construct airstrips in regions without airports to improve emergency air travel and facilitate urgent medical evacuations.
OPEN · DUE 16 APR 2027said 18 Oct 2026Promiserecord →
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to invest $2 billion annually over four years under the government’s proposed $10 billion New Economy Programme to accelerate industrialisation, boost production, create jobs and position Ghana as a manufacturing and logistics hub for West Africa.
OPEN · DUE 14 APR 2027said 16 Oct 2026Promiserecord →
President John Mahama says he will meet with the Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry and the Free Zones Authority next week to address concerns by industries operating under the Free Zones scheme over provisions in the new Customs Act.