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25 years apart… how easily Americans forget.

🇬🇭 NDC ACHIEVEMENTS (2025–2026) 1. Removal of E-Levy – Mobile money users keep their full money 2. Removal of Betting Tax – No deductions on winnings 3. Removal of COVID Levy – Reduced tax burden on goods 4. Reduction in ministers (120 → about 60) – Cuts government spending 5. Payment of energy sector debts (over $1.4bn) – Prevents dumsor risk 6. Renegotiation of IPP contracts – Reduces cost of power 7. Stabilisation of the cedi (GH¢15 → GH¢10–12) – Stronger currency 8. Dollar drop (GH¢15.5 → ~GH¢10.9) – Imports becoming cheaper 9. Inflation reduced (20%+ → single digits) – Prices stabilising 10. Interest rate cuts (~27% → 15.5%) – Loans becoming cheaper 11. Economic growth (~6%) – Economy bouncing back 12. Fiscal discipline – Spending under control 13. ORAL launched – Fighting corruption directly 14. Anti-corruption investigations – Officials under scrutiny 15. Recovery of funds – Stolen money being traced 16. Reduced government expenditure – Less waste 17. Improved investor confidence – Economy gaining trust 18. IMF programme engagement – Credibility restored 19. Public financial reforms – Better money management 20. Clearing arrears – Old debts being settled 21. World Bank guarantee restored – Investor confidence boosted 22. Wasteful spending reduced – Efficient governance 23. Fast government formation – No delays in leadership 24. Smaller cabinet – More efficiency 25. Strengthened local governance – Power to the people 26. National dialogue – Citizens involved 27. Education support rollout – Relief for students 28. Free sanitary pads – Supporting the girl child 29. Disability support – Inclusion strengthened 30. First-year tertiary fee relief – Easier access to university 31. Youth empowerment – Opportunities expanding 32. Job initiatives – Tackling unemployment 33. Agriculture focus – Boosting food production 34. Support for local industries – Promoting made-in-Ghana 35. Agribusiness promotion – Jobs in farming 36. Digitalisation push – Modern systems in place 37. Tax compliance improved – Better revenue flow 38. Revenue reforms – Stronger tax system 39. Private sector engagement – Business-friendly policies 40. Reduced cost of doing business – Easier entrepreneurship 41. Stronger GRA – Efficient tax administration 42. Public sector reforms – Better institutions 43. Accountability strengthened – Leaders answerable 44. Transparency increased – Open governance 45. Procurement reforms – Less corruption 46. Anti-corruption agencies strengthened – Power to act 47. Infrastructure continuation – No abandoned projects 48. Road projects ongoing – Improving transport 49. Health sector support – Better services 50. NHIS strengthened – Improved healthcare access 51. Social interventions expanded – Protecting the vulnerable 52. Stronger international relations – Ghana respected globally 53. Diplomatic engagement improved – Better foreign ties 54. Global image boosted – Reputation restored 55. Industrialisation policy – Focus on factories 56. SME support – Small businesses growing 57. Financial sector stability – Banks strengthening 58. Reduced borrowing – Lower debt pressure 59. Debt restructuring – Managing national debt 60. Monetary coordination – Better planning 61. Stronger cedi – Cheaper imports 62. Fuel inflation reduced – Transport easing 63. Export growth – More forex earnings 64. Trade surplus – Earning more than spending 65. Better ministry coordination – Smooth governance 66. Cheaper data bundles – More affordable internet 67. Improved telecom engagement – Better service delivery 68. Reduction in passport fees – More affordable for citizens 69. Faster passport processing – No long delays Real impact. Real governance.

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