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Slow rollout, lack of jobs drag down ratings for 24-hour economy, Women’s Bank — Mussa Dankwah

Alongside tracking voter sentiment, the survey assessed public perceptions of some of the government's key campaign promises, including the 24-hour economy, the Women's Development Bank, the Big Push infrastructure programme, the Free Academic Policy, cash transfers, and apprenticeship initiatives.
Dankwah described the 24-hour economy as the government's biggest implementation challenge, arguing that the policy has evolved from how it was initially presented during the election campaign."The biggest one is the 24-hour economy, which I think is their biggest headache.
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