The 24H+ Economy programme is ambitious and has momentum: the government has done the proper launch, legal amendments, initial financing scaffolding and private-sector signalling.
However, momentum does not guarantee outcomes. The key bottlenecks will be the alignment of funding (including private capital), institutional coordination, realistic phasing, regional equity, and measurable implementation.
Given Ghana’s current fiscal pressures (high debt service, limited public investment space), the programme needs to prioritise feasible, high-impact interventions rather than broad, “everything everywhere” ambition.
