Accra, Ghana — January 7, 2025: Ghana marked a defining moment in its democratic journey as John Dramani Mahama was sworn in as president for the third time, returning to the nation’s highest office after previously serving from 2012 to 2017. The inauguration, held at the iconic Black Star Square, drew an impressive gathering of regional and international leaders, underscoring the ceremony’s significance across the African continent.
More than 20 African heads of state attended the event, reflecting Ghana’s continued influence in regional diplomacy and the strong relationships Mahama has cultivated over the years. The ceremony blended constitutional formality with vibrant cultural displays, showcasing Ghana’s democratic resilience and national pride.
Mahama’s return to power comes at a pivotal moment, with expectations high as the new administration prepares to address economic pressures, strengthen governance, and restore confidence across key sectors. His inaugural address emphasised unity, stability, and a renewed commitment to national development.
A visual recap of the inauguration has already drawn public interest, with 206 views recorded since its premiere on January 8, 2025, offering Ghanaians at home and abroad a closer look at the historic ceremony.
Mahama’s third swearing‑in marks a new chapter in Ghana’s political landscape, setting the tone for the years ahead as the nation looks toward renewed progress and continuity.
