Mahama to Unveil Ethics Code for Appointees Today
Part of President Mahama’s 120-day Social Contract, the new code aims to enforce ethical standards and enhance accountability among government appointees
- President Mahama launches a new Code of Conduct for all government appointees today
- The code is a cornerstone of his 120-day Social Contract commitment to enhance accountability
- The code sets clear ethical expectations to guide the behavior of public officeholders.
President John Mahama is scheduled to unveil a comprehensive Code of Conduct today, May 5, 2025, targeting all government appointees.
This initiative forms a key part of his 120-day Social Contract commitments aimed at fostering integrity and accountability in public office.
The announcement was made by Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister in Charge of Government Communications and MP for Abura Asebu Kwamankese, in a social media update.
He described the upcoming week as a defining period for the government’s broader reform agenda.
According to Ofosu, the Code of Conduct—first introduced during the swearing-in of ministers—will set clear ethical standards for public servants.
He noted that the document will act as a fundamental guide for responsible governance, ensuring that appointees uphold integrity and transparency across all levels of service.
