President John Mahama has credited Ghana's economic progress to the policy reforms implemented during his administration, stating that the economy is beginning to show signs of recovery due to decisive reforms and strict fiscal discipline.
During his Thank You Tour in the Upper West Region, Mahama emphasised the positive impact of these reforms on the country's development trajectory.
According to a report by insightghana.com.gh, he pointed to the recent stabilisation of the Ghana cedi and a gradual decline in the cost of living as early indicators of economic improvement.
Additionally, Mahama announced major road projects under the 'Big Push Programme,' aimed at enhancing infrastructure development and stimulating economic growth. "Real work begins now, and I'm here not just to say thank you but to reassure you that your voice has been heard," the President told a crowd of supporters," the President told a crowd of supporters.
