Mahama Set to Deliver First SONA Amid Economic and Security Concerns
President’s address to outline economic recovery plans, security measures, and the 24-hour economy initiative
- Finance Minister warns of tougher-than-expected challenges but assures of recovery plans.
- Government reassures Ghanaians of stability despite emerging threats
- Policy preparations progressing, with an official roadmap to be announced soon
President John Mahama is set to present his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) in the coming days, following the formation of his Cabinet on Thursday, February 20.
The much-anticipated address, in line with Article 67 of the 1992 Constitution, will provide a candid evaluation of Ghana’s economic landscape and outline the administration’s strategic roadmap for national development.
Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister of State in charge of government communications, confirmed the upcoming address but did not specify the exact date.
Meanwhile, a high-level Cabinet meeting tackled pressing national issues, including security, economic challenges, and the 24-hour economy initiative.
ecurity officials reassured the Cabinet of Ghana’s stability despite emerging threats, while discussions on the 24-hour economy policy highlighted progress toward its full implementation.
The Finance Minister delivered a sobering economic assessment, revealing a more severe financial situation than previously understood.
However, the government remains optimistic about its economic recovery plans, which Mahama is expected to address in his upcoming speech.
