Ghana's Ex-President Gets Massive Mandate to Fix Inflation Woes

Muhammad won the presidential election by a large margin, defeating the ruling party amid voter dissatisfaction over inflation. Mahama, returning to a role he held seven years ago, faces challenges like high debt and cost of living. His priorities include stabilizing the economy and currency, which has lost significant value. With high youth unemployment, Mahama's success depends on job creation. Despite past economic issues, he convinced voters of his capability in a nation with a two-party system since 1992.

What economic issues did Mahama's previous tenure experience?

How has the political landscape in Ghana changed since 1992?