The Ghanaian economy is showing signs of improvement under President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, thanks in part to the efforts of Chief of Staff Julius Debrah, according to Mr. Ayisah Foster, Managing Editor of The Punch Newspaper.
Speaking on the sidelines, Mr. Ayisah Foster highlighted key indicators of economic progress, including a stable exchange rate of $1 to Ghc10 and a reduction in petrol prices.
He attributed these gains to the government’s effective management and the strategic counsel provided by Chief Debrah.
A closer look at the 2026 budget, presented by Finance Minister Dr. Ato Forson, suggests a promising outlook for Ghana, with the government on track to deliver on its 2024 campaign promises.
Notable achievements include the cancellation of the E-Levy and the COVID-19 levy, demonstrating the administration’s commitment to alleviating the financial burden on citizens.
Chief Julius Debrah’s role as Chief of Staff has been instrumental in driving these successes.
His responsibilities include advising the President on matters of national importance, overseeing policy implementation, and coordinating government ministries and agencies.
He also represents the President at official functions and contributes to policy development.
The NDC, under Chief Debrah’s guidance, is poised to launch the 24-hour economy market in every district, a key campaign promise aimed at boosting economic growth and development.
The Punch Newspaper commends the President and Chief Debrah for their tireless efforts in steering Ghana towards a brighter future.
As the nation looks ahead, there is optimism that the government will continue to deliver on its promises and cement its position as a champion of economic progress .
