New Deputy Ministers Named as Mahama Completes Cabinet
President John Dramani Mahama has finalized his ministerial team with the appointment of four new deputy ministers to strengthen key sectors as his administration pursues its governance agenda.
The newly appointed deputy ministers are:
• Hon. Dorcas Toffey, MP — Deputy Minister for Transport
• Hon. James Gyakye Quayson, MP — Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
• Hon. Mohammed A. Sukparu, MP — Deputy Minister for Communications (Designate)
• Hon. Prof. Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, MP — Deputy Minister for Health (Designate)
These appointments come after weeks of extensive consultations to ensure a competent and inclusive team capable of driving critical policies in transport, foreign affairs, communications and healthcare.
Hon. Dorcas Toffey, an experienced lawmaker, is expected to bring valuable insights and energy to the Transport Ministry. Hon. James Gyakye Quayson, a prominent figure in Parliament, will play a vital role in advancing Ghana’s foreign relations.
Hon. Mohammed A. Sukparu is set to support the Ministry of Communications in enhancing the country’s digital infrastructure and connectivity. Meanwhile, Prof. Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, a distinguished medical professional will strengthen the Ministry of Health’s efforts in improving healthcare delivery across the nation.
All nominees will undergo parliamentary vetting before officially assuming office. The President’s final appointments highlight his commitment to a balanced leadership team that combines experience, expertise, and regional representation.
This strategic move demonstrates the Mahama administration’s dedication to effective governance and the successful implementation of policies that will benefit all Ghanaians.