In this episode, we take a closer look at Ghana’s 24-hour economy policy, moving beyond the campaign narratives to examine what the policy actually proposes.

Drawing from the policy framework, we explore the broader vision behind the initiative, which centers on expanding production, promoting value addition, and positioning Ghana as a more export-driven economy. We also break down the key sectors and sub-programmes outlined in the policy, including financing, agriculture, manufacturing, and logistics, to better understand how the model is intended to work in practice.

Our discussion highlights the economic logic behind continuous production, the role of demand and market access, and the structural conditions required to sustain a 24-hour system.

This episode aims to provide a clear and balanced perspective, helping listeners better understand the policy, its objectives, and the broader questions it raises about job creation and economic transformation in Ghana.