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24-hour economy requires faster justice for commercial cases – Chief of Staff

Chief of Staff Julius Debrah has called for faster resolution of commercial disputes, predictable licensing and modernised laws to support investment and Ghana’s 24-hour economy agenda.
Dr Debrah said achieving the 24-hour economy objective would therefore require quicker resolution of commercial disputes, clearer land administration, predictable licensing arrangements and regular reviews of outdated legislation.“We need faster resolution of commercial disputes, clear land administration, predictable licensing, and regular review of obsolete legislation.”
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