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Mahama Gets 68% Approval Rating But Why Are Ghanaians Still Struggling?

A new nationwide poll by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) shows that President John Dramani Mahama enjoys a 68% job approval rating just one year into his presidency. With only 22% disapproving and 10% undecided, the numbers suggest strong public confidence in his leadership despite ongoing socioeconomic challenges. But here’s the real question: If approval is high, why is the cost of living still such a major concern? Why does unemployment remain one of the top issues even with the 24‑Hour Economy agenda? And are macroeconomic indicators truly reflecting the lived experiences of ordinary Ghanaians? In this episode, we break down: The disconnect between governance ratings and economic hardship Whether Ghana’s macroeconomic gains are translating into real relief The debate over unemployment and the 24‑Hour Economy And what it takes for leadership to move from perception to tangible progress Is this strong approval a sign of genuine satisfaction — or political comparison? Join the conversation. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more exciting content. Stay Saucy!!