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President John Mahama on Thursday addressed a durbar of workers during the 2025 May Day celebrations at the Black Star Square in Accra, where thousands of employees participated in the exercise.
The programme, organised by the Trades Union Congress (TUC), was under the theme 'Resetting Pay and Working Conditions in Ghana: The Role of Stakeholders'.
Workers from the public and private sectors represented their organisations in the annual march past.
During the event, some of the companies used the opportunity to display their products and services, while some workers carried placards to draw attention to their plight.
In attendance were the Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah; the Employment and Labour Minister, Dr Abdul Rashid Hassan Pelpuo; and the National Chairman of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah.
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