Senior Presidential Advisor and Special Aide to President John Dramani Mahama, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, has applauded government's performance to date.

In a Facebook post on Monday, May 5, she wrote "so far, so great" expressing her optimism over the positive developments under President Mahama's administration.

Reflecting on the government’s initial progress, Mogtari pointed to the President's 57% popular vote and the ongoing approval ratings as strong indicators of the administration's success.

"I have been closely following the approval ratings of President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, and like many Ghanaians, I am confident that we are on the right track," she wrote, highlighting the tangible progress made during the first 120 days of Mahama's second term.

Central to her post was an announcement about the forthcoming launch of a new Code of Conduct and Ethics.

“Today, President Mahama takes a bold step forward. He will formally launch the Code of Conduct and Ethics, which is a framework that will be binding on all public office holders, government officials, politically exposed persons, and their close associates,” Mogtari said.

She emphasized that the framework, which applies to all public office holders, government officials, politically exposed persons, and their close associates, is specifically designed to eliminate conflicts of interest and strengthen accountability in governance.

She also explained that one of the central provisions of the new policy is a ban on political appointees and their associates acquiring state assets.

“At the heart of this policy is a ban on political appointees and their close associates from acquiring state assets,” she emphasized.

According to Mogtari, the launch of the Code of Conduct sends a clear and powerful message, reinforcing the government's zero-tolerance stance on conflicts of interest.