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Mahama promises pension reforms as economy recovers, pledges better welfare for retirees

"I pledge to our senior citizens that as the economy improves, we will improve not only wages and salaries for the active working population but also improve pensions for those who have sacrificed tirelessly for our dear nation, Ghana," he stated.
President John Mahama has pledged to improve pensions for retired workers as Ghana's economy improves, assuring senior citizens that they will share in the benefits of the country's economic growth.
Speaking at the Republic Day Senior Citizens' Luncheon in Accra, the President said his administration remains committed to rebuilding the economy while ensuring those who dedicated their lives to national development enjoy a dignified retirement.
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