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“Ghana’s economy is standing on concrete pillars today” – President Mahama

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On education, President Mahama dismissed reports that Arabic and Chinese languages would be introduced into Ghana’s school curriculum as new compulsory subjects.
President Mahama acknowledged that while the economy remained stable, external developments had slowed the pace of progress expected by the government.
President John Dramani Mahama has described Ghana’s economy as resilient and capable of withstanding external shocks, attributing the stability to prudent management under his administration.
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