A new era of opportunity, empowerment, and job creation has officially begun in Ghana. H.E. John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, has launched the country’s most ambitious flagship initiative yet — The Adwumawura Programme — in the Ashanti Region, a strategic choice that signals the national importance of this transformative agenda.
This launch is more than a ceremony; it is a declaration that Ghana’s youth are at the heart of national development. The Adwumawura Programme seeks to create sustainable jobs, boost entrepreneurship, and drive inclusive economic growth by equipping Ghanaians with the tools and training they need to succeed in a modern economy.
Why It Matters
With youth unemployment and underemployment among the greatest challenges facing the country, the Adwumawura Programme comes at a critical time. It is designed to:
- Support young entrepreneurs with funding and mentorship
- Provide vocational training and job placement support
- Promote value addition, light manufacturing, and agro-processing
- Drive decent work and fair wages across all sectors
A Movement Begins
While the official launch in the Ashanti Region has made headlines, excitement continues to build nationwide. We are now just a day away from the full national rollout, and anticipation is high.
The Adwumawura Programme is coming!
It’s bold. It’s inclusive. And it’s for every Ghanaian ready to take their future into their own hands.
President Mahama’s commitment to job creation is not a promise—it’s a mission in motion.