Today, we honour the men and women whose hands sustain our nation’s growth and nourish every Ghanaian home. To every farmer across the country, your labour anchors our food security and strengthens our economy. May your fields flourish, your yields increase, and your

Welcome to December! It has been a heavy year full of losses, lessons and moments that stretched us. But even in the difficulties, God has carried us through. As we embrace this last month, may the hope of the Saviour refresh our hearts and restore our strength for what lies

Yesterday, I attended the first session of the 4th Congregation of the University of Media and Communications at Dzorwulu, celebrating the hard work and promise of the graduating class. Their dedication reflects the creative drive and disciplined pursuit of excellence that

Today, my wife and I joined Ghana in honouring the life and legacy of Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings. Her lifelong commitment to women’s empowerment, dignity, and national development will continue to inspire generations. May her soul rest in perfect peace.

In my recent conversation with Evans Mensah, I acknowledged that some of my own public statements during the 2024 election season contributed to the disaffection many felt toward our campaign. Leadership requires honesty, and honesty begins with accepting one’s share of

Context matters. Words taken out of context can mislead; explanation restores trust. If people misinterpret your intentions, humility and clarity are the bridges to reconciliation. #PMExpress #OwnYourMistakes #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Public life exposes you to scrutiny; mistakes are inevitable, but accountability is non-negotiable. #PMExpress #OwnYourMistakes #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

A gaffe does not define a leader; how you respond, clarify, and learn from it does. #PMExpress #OwnYourMistakes #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Owning your statements is not about admitting wrongdoing, but about ensuring the truth is understood. #PMExpress #OwnYourMistakes #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

In politics, if your words are misquoted or misunderstood, the responsibility to clarify rests with you. #PMExpress #OwnYourMistakes #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Small-scale miners must be empowered to mine sustainably, not pushed into illegality by policy gaps. #PMExpress #IllegalMining #GoldManagement #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Economic independence is fragile if natural resources are exploited irresponsibly.” Past bans and regulations demonstrate that policy only succeeds when backed by consistent action. A ban without an alternative framework punishes workers and destabilizes the economy. #PMExpress

Every tonne of gold extracted must be traceable to ethical and legal sources; transparency safeguards both economy and community. #PMExpress #IllegalMining #GoldManagement #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

We cannot ignore that decades of mining have left our rivers and forests at risk. #PMExpress #IllegalMining #GoldManagement #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Illegal mining is an existential threat, not only to our land, but to the livelihoods of millions of Ghanaians.” #PMExpress #IllegalMining #GoldManagement #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

The devil is always in the detail; policy implementation must be precise, targeted, and accountable. #PMExpress #StateofEmergency #GovernmentResponsibility #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Government must engage stakeholders and communities before deploying extraordinary powers. #PMExpress #StateofEmergency #GovernmentResponsibility #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Imposing measures without clarity or a framework, risks creating confusion rather than protection.” #PMExpress #StateofEmergency #GovernmentResponsibility #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana

Decisions of national urgency must consider both immediate safety and long-term societal consequences. #PMExpress #StateofEmergency #GovernmentResponsibility #LeadershipInService #HopeForGhana