A nationwide tracking survey by Global InfoAnalytics has revealed that many Ghanaians believe their living conditions are better now than they were in 2024.
The survey, released on Monday, December 29, 2025, stated that 56 percent of respondents said their standard of living had improved over the past 12 months.
Another 27 percent reported no change, while 12 percent said their situation had worsened. Five percent said they were unsure.
Looking ahead, optimism remains high, with 70 percent of voters expecting further improvements in their living standards in 2026. Only 18 percent expressed a negative outlook.
Public reaction to the 2026 budget presented by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Baah Forson was largely positive. According to the survey, 66 percent of respondents are satisfied with the budget, while 18 percent expressed dissatisfaction.
The remaining 16 percent said they felt neutral.
The poll also captured views on governance and accountability. Just over half of the respondents, 56 percent, believe the situation regarding corruption has improved, while 60 percent think the government is doing enough to address the issue.
Meanwhile, 47 percent of the respondents believe illegal mining has not worsened under the Mahama administration, including 43 percent of respondents in mining communities.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
