The President of The Republic of Ghana HE. John Dramani Mahama has unveiled his proposed cabinet, which comprise 19 ministries in resetting Ghana . This move is part of his campaign promise to run a lean government, reducing the number of ministers and deputy ministers to 60 which he has fulfilled.
Mahama’s proposed cabinet is expected to be more efficient and cost-effective, with some ministries merged to eliminate duplication of functions. The reduction in the number of ministers is also aimed at cutting down on government expenditure.
Some of the key policies and initiatives that Mahama’s government plans to implement include:
- Economic Transformation: Diversifying the economy, adding value to raw materials, and promoting industrialization.
- Agricultural Development: Implementing policies to boost agricultural production, including the establishment of farmers’ service centers and the promotion of agribusiness.
- Education and Healthcare: Improving the quality of education and healthcare, including the completion of abandoned projects and the establishment of new facilities.
Mahama’s unveiling of his proposed cabinet is seen as a significant step in his campaign which He has fulfilled it, as it provides a glimpse into his vision of resetting Ghana for a better future.
Below is the list:
