President Mahama attends AU reforms retreat, opts for presidential jet
On Saturday, January 26, President John Dramani Mahama touched down in Nairobi, Kenya, aboard Ghana’s presidential jet to participate in the High-Level African Union (AU) Institutional Reforms Retreat.
The retreat brings together African leaders to strategize on enhancing the Union’s effectiveness in tackling critical issues facing the continent.
President Mahama’s involvement reflects Ghana’s proactive role in shaping policies that promote regional integration, development, and self-reliance.
Notably, the president’s choice of the state aircraft comes amid ongoing public debate regarding his use of his brother’s private jet for official engagements.
This decision appears to address concerns over transparency and propriety in presidential travel, responding to calls for greater accountability in the management of state resources.
Source: Hannah Addae
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