24-hour economy key to boosting jobs and growth — GSS

The 24-hour economy has been identified as a key strategy for boosting economic activity, creating jobs, and ensuring that recent economic growth translates into improved livelihoods for Ghanaians. Presenting the 2026 second-quarter (Q2) GDP estimates and June 2026 monthly economic indicators, Government Statistician Dr. Alhassan Iddrisu said strengthening the 24-hour economy would be critical to…

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