Kwame is a policy analyst and management consultant with over thirty-one years in management consulting and business development. He has worked and continues to work with United States companies that engage and explore business opportunities in Ghana, the Caribbean and Mexico. He is working with a US Consulting firm, Crossborder to attract manufacturing industries scattered in the maquiladoras of US-Mexico border to support Ghana’s One District One Factory concept.
Mr. John Dramani Mahama has been officially sworn in as Ghana’s president at a grand inauguration ceremony held at the Black Star Square in Accra.
Thousands of Ghanaians, alongside dignitaries and global leaders, gathered to witness the historic event, which marked an important moment in Ghana’s democratic journey.
President Mahama, 65, assumes office after a decisive victory in last year’s presidential election, where he secured 56.6 percent of the vote against the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) candidate, then Vice-President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, who garnered 41.6 percent.
Beyond administrative functions, the Consulate plays an essential role in fostering community ties and promoting Ghanaian heritage. Through cultural programs, networking events, and business forums, the Consulate actively connects with the Ghanaian diaspora, encouraging unity and participation in national development.
7th from left is Ghana’s Minister of Energy and Green Transition, Hon. John Jinapor (MP) and next to him is Nigeria’s Minister of State Petroleum Resources,Dr. Heineken Lokpobibi.
In a historic event held at the Ghana Embassy in Washington, D.C., four distinguished individuals, namely, Madam Yvonne McCowin, Mr. Kwame Boakye Acheampong, Mr. Kennedy Asafo-Adjei and Professor Derek Asiedu-Akrofi
Mr. John Dramani Mahama has been officially sworn in as Ghana’s president at a grand inauguration ceremony held at the Black Star Square in Accra. Thousands of Ghanaians, alongside dignitaries