SONA2025: The state of our nation isn’t good; the economy is in crisis – Mahama insists

Eddie Kesse February 28, 2025

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President John Dramani Mahama has described Ghana’s economy as being in crisis, with the citizenry facing severe hardships due to rising inflation, high debt levels, and a struggling private sector.

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In his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on February 27, 2025, he stressed the urgent need for economic intervention, citing unemployment and a declining standard of living as key concerns.

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Mahama assured Parliament and the whole country that his government would implement bold reforms to stabilize the economy, boost local industries, improve revenue generation, and manage public debt effectively.

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“My administration is committed to restoring economic stability and bringing relief to households and businesses,” he pledged.

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