President John Dramani Mahama says everything is set for Ghana to become the hub of petroleum in the West Africa sub-region. According to him, considering the current operation and storage capacity of the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company Limited (BOST) as well as the revamped Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), nothing can stop the country […]
President John Dramani Mahama has called on those in authority now to be ready to sacrifice for the children of today in order to inherit a peaceful future. Speaking during the 59th Independence Day Anniversary of Ghana at the Black Star Square Sunday, President Mahama said the West African nation and some African countries are
President John Mahama will on Thursday, February 25, deliver his fourth State of the Nation Address to parliament in accordance with Article 67 of the 1992 Constitution. This was announced on the floor of Parliament by Majority Leader Alban Bagbin. This will be Mr Mahama’s last state of the nation address before his first term
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has agreed to closely collaborate with Ghana in the fight against terrorism. The agreement was reached in a closed door meeting with Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama who is on a two-day state visit to the Islamic nation. Addressing the press after the meeting, President Mahama said “violent extremism and terrorism
President John Dramani Mahama has thrown light on why he rewarded a taxi driver who foiled a robbery attack at Cantonments in Accra on Saturday with a house. The driver rammed his taxi-cab into a motor bike that was conveying two suspects away from a robbery scene where they had shot a female employee of Koala
President John Mahama and First Lady Lordina Mahama spent Christmas Day with some children in the Bole/Bamboi Constituency, the President’s hometown in the Northern Region. “I thank God for the gift of life, health and the opportunity to share the love of the season with the children of Bole/Bamboi,” Mr Mahama said in a Facebook
President John Mahama has directed his ministers to desist from embarking on non-essential travels.A statement signed by the Chief-of-Staff said those trips are having “serious impact” on the state.“It is needless to emphasise the serious impact the current frequent travels abroad by Ministers and public officials are having on Government finances”.The statement also directed ministers
President John Mahama will today host an event dubbed “Accounting to the People” at the Banquet Hall, State House at 7:30pm.The President will at the event brief Ghanaians on progress made so far, on the execution of the mandate bestowed on him by the people of Ghana in 2012.This was in a statement issued and
President John Mahama has rejected a recent Transparency International report that Ghana ranks among the most corrupt countries in Africa. According to the report, the oil-producing West African country is only second to South Africa in terms of corruption perception. Mahama has described the media interpretation of the survey as “false”. “This survey was wrongly
