Mahama's Anti-Corruption Record: A Benchmark Akufo-Addo Has Yet to Match

Ghanaian Politics: A Comparison of Anti-Corruption Efforts Under Mahama and Akufo-Addo Ghana's political scene is frequently marked by debates regarding corruption. This report examines the anti-corruption records of former President John Mahama and current President Nana Akufo-Addo. The comparison reveals a significant disparity in their success. While former President Mahama's eight-year term saw notable strides in tackling corruption, President Akufo-Addo's efforts, despite his extensive political background, have yet to match Mahama's achievements. This has sparked public discourse and raised questions about the effectiveness of anti-corruption strategies. "You couldn't beat Mahama's corruption fight record for 8 years, after having been prepared for 40 years to be President," stated El Kennetho, a broadcast journalist, in a recent video discussing the issue. This underscores the public perception of the contrasting records. The video highlights the need for a more effective approach to tackling corruption in Ghana. It serves as a starting point for a broader discussion on the challenges and opportunities in achieving good governance and transparency.