Ghana's president proposes 24-hour economy to boost jobs, especially for women, but raises equity concerns.

The 24-hour economy, proposed by Ghana's president, aims to transform work and living patterns, offering more jobs and financial opportunities, particularly for women. It could boost the GDP by up to 12% and allow women to enter male-dominated fields. However, it also raises concerns about equity, safety, and work-life balance. To ensure inclusivity, barriers like limited financial access and security must be addressed, alongside efforts to shift societal mindsets and ensure women are not left behind.