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24-Hour Economy Authority

Government secretariat promoting productivity-focused economic transformation through industrialisation and job creation in Ghana, signing $5.5bn in development agreements as of May 2026.

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In coverage

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  1. May 2026
  2. The Ghanaian Times

    The seminar brought together representatives from the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, the 24-Hour Economy Authority, public and private sector institutions, development partners, and captains of industry.

    Adopt Kaizen to eliminate waste, improve performance — Chief of Staff
  3. The Chronicle

    He welcomed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the 24-Hour Economy Authority and an Indian renewable energy entity to provide affordable and sustainable power along the Volta Economic Corridor.

    Otumfuo To Government: Don’t Spare Illegal Miners
  4. April 2026
  5. Daily Guide

    Meanwhile, President Mahama has signed the 24-Hour Economy Authority Bill into law, making it a dedicated authority to coordinate and oversee the policy’s implementation across the country.

    24-Hour Economy A Scam – Ibrahim Adjei

Yesterday

  1. Global democracy under retreat; Ghana must strengthen inclusion

    Presidential Adviser Goosie Tanoh has warned that democracy is retreating globally due to the rise of authoritarian leadership and political instability, citing developments in the United States, Russia, and Europe. He urged Ghanaians to remain committed to inclusive governance and peaceful coexistence to strengthen democratic institutions.

    13 hours ago · Joy Online

Friday 17 July

  1. 24-Hour Economy about productivity, not extended work hours

    The Presidential Adviser at the 24-Hour Economy Authority says the government's initiative aims to transform Ghana into a high-productivity economy through efficient industry operations, innovation, and value addition, rather than simply extending working hours.

    17 July 2026 · Joy Online

  2. 24-Hour Economy focuses on productivity and industrialisation, not extended hours

    The Presidential Adviser at the 24-Hour Economy Authority said the government's initiative aims to transform Ghana into a high-productivity economy capable of creating better-paying jobs through industrialisation and value addition, not simply extending working hours. The policy seeks to maximise productive capacity by ensuring industries operate efficiently, embracing innovation, and creating opportunities across multiple sectors.

    17 July 2026 · Joy Online

  3. 24-Hour Economy Secretariat signs $5.5bn in development agreements

    Ghana's 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat has signed Joint Development Agreements worth US$5.5 billion with co-development partners as of May 2026, within a project pipeline of US$11.5 billion, targeting the creation of 1.7 million jobs by end of 2028.

    17 July 2026 · Joy Online

  4. 24-Hour Economy Secretariat signs $5.5bn development agreements

    The 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Secretariat has signed Joint Development Agreements worth US$5.5 billion with co-development partners as of May 2026, within a US$11.5 billion project pipeline. The programme targets 1.7 million decent jobs by end of 2028, including direct, indirect and induced jobs, with four agreements signed in the past 90 days aimed at more than 160,000 direct jobs.

    17 July 2026 · Joy Online

  5. 24-Hour Economy means productivity gains, not just longer hours

    The Presidential Adviser at the 24-Hour Economy Authority says the government's initiative aims to transform Ghana into a high-productivity economy through efficient industry operations, innovation, and value addition — not simply extending working hours. The policy seeks to create better-paying jobs across multiple sectors through industrialisation and maximised productive capacity.

    17 July 2026 · Joy Online

  6. 24-Hour Economy about productivity transformation, not extended hours

    The Presidential Adviser at the 24-Hour Economy Authority says the government's initiative aims to transform Ghana into a high-productivity economy through efficient industrial operations, innovation, and value addition rather than simply extending working hours.

    17 July 2026 · Joy Online

Tuesday 16 June

  1. Ghanaian firms urged to leverage AfCFTA trade opportunities

    Policymakers, trade experts and business leaders at the 2026 Citi Business Festival say Ghanaian businesses must take a more proactive role in leveraging opportunities under the African Continental Free Trade Area, citing the need for stronger private sector participation, policy coordination and trade financing to maximise benefits from Africa's $3 trillion single market.

    16 June 2026 · Business & Financial Times

Sunday 14 June

  1. Sugarcane farmers suspend protest, demand factory action by July

    The Sugarcane Farmers Association of Ghana has suspended a planned demonstration against the Trade Minister after appeals from regional political and traditional leaders, setting a July deadline for government action on the idle Komenda Sugar Factory, commissioned in 2016 but still inoperative.

    14 June 2026 · Joy Online

Friday 12 June

  1. UniMAC journalism students debate Ghana's AfCFTA trade strategy

    Journalism students at the University of Media, Arts and Communication joined a live Channel One TV discussion on how Ghana can maximise benefits from the African Continental Free Trade Area. A five-member panel, including the Acting National AfCFTA Coordinator and CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry, discussed opportunities and challenges, with speakers highlighting issues such as Ghana's high manufacturing power costs compared to global competitors.

    12 June 2026 · Joy Online

Monday 25 May

  1. Chief of Staff urges public sector to adopt Kaizen philosophy

    Julius Debrah has called on public sector workers to embrace Kaizen, a Japanese management philosophy meaning "continuous improvement," to improve efficiency, eliminate waste, and enhance productivity in government institutions. The Chief of Staff noted that the current administration attaches great importance to performance, accountability, and the achievement of targets.

    25 May 2026 · The Ghanaian Times

Tuesday 12 May

  1. Asantehene calls for strict penalties against illegal miners

    Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has urged the government to impose heavy penalties on those found culpable of illegal mining to deter galamsey, citing environmental degradation, forest destruction, and water pollution. He criticized government for lacking political will to prosecute all illegal miners, including government associates.

    12 May 2026 · The Chronicle

Thursday 30 April

  1. Former NPP aide calls 24-Hour Economy policy a scam

    Ibrahim Adjei, a former presidential staffer under the NPP, has criticized the government's 24-Hour Economy policy as a scam, citing power outages that undermine businesses and economic stability. He also criticized the policy's "1-3-3" model as deceptive and impractical, arguing the necessary systems to support such an economy are not in place.

    30 April 2026 · Daily Guide

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