24-Hour Economy policy: Game-changer that needs flawless execution
The programme's strength lies in its integrated approach—linking agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure, and human capital development into a cohesive system
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At the centre of the new regime is a requirement that used vehicles must undergo inspection in their country of origin by a GSA-approved third-party inspection body before shipment to Ghana.
The programme's strength lies in its integrated approach—linking agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure, and human capital development into a cohesive system
Ghana's fundamental economic structure is deformed. It is still structured like a colonial economy – meaning it is just a cog in a larger global economy where it is organised around the interests of others, not its citizens.
Ghana needs a comprehensive policy for a 24-hour economy, Labour expert, Austin Gamey has said.
<p>Mr. Austin Gamey has described the proposed 24-hour economy as not just a mere game changer but also a dominance of everything done in Ghana.</p>
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