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Mahama Signs 24Hour Economy Authority Bill Into Law

John Dramani Mahama has officially signed the 24Hour Economy Authority Bill into law, setting the stage for the full implementation of one of his administration’s flagship economic policies.

The newly passed law establishes the 24Hour Economy Authority a dedicated body responsible for coordinating and supervising round-the clock economic activities across key sectors of the Ghanaian economy.

This major step signals the government’s readiness to move from promise to action.
The 24 hour economy policy is designed to encourage businesses and institutions to operate in shifts beyond the traditional 8hour working structure. The goal is simple: increase productivity, create jobs, and expand economic opportunities.

Under this initiative, sectors such as:Manufacturing,Agriculture,Healthcare,Transport and logistics,Essential services.

are expected to gradually transition into round the clock operations.

Ghana’s fastest man is already making big moves on the international scene, earning a spot at the World Athletics Indoor Championships scheduled for March in Poland.

For an athlete just stepping into the professional ranks, this is massive. It’s a strong signal that Saminu isn’t here to participate,he’s here to compete, challenge, and announce himself to the world.

From local dominance to the global spotlight, the journey is accelerating quickly, and fans will be watching closely to see how far the Ghanaian speedster can go.

🇬🇭 The future is fast.

Russia And Ghana Atupa🚨

According to the 22year old, she agreed to a relationship with a Russian man after her pastor told her she would one day marry a white man. She says the prophecy made her lower her guard and accept the proposal more easily than she normally would have.

Her account has since sparked conversations online, with many people debating the role of spiritual direction in personal relationships and the importance of making careful, informed choices regardless of prophecies.

Observers say faith can be a source of guidance, but individuals must also take responsibility for their own safety and decisions.