The Africa Policy Lens (APL) has cast doubt on the feasibility of FUND24, the financial backbone of Mahama's 24H+ economy agenda.

The FUND24, as part of Mahama's 24H+ economy, aims to raise substantial money, and provide capital for SMEs, infrastructure projects and job creation.

However, in an an extensive review of the policy, the APL doubts the policy would meet its revenue target, stating, among other factors, that its reliance on external financial support makes it too fragile to raise the funding for the policy. "The FUND24 was sold to Ghanaians as a bold transformation strategy, promising affordable capital for SMEs, massive infrastructure, and job creation.

But behind the grand design lies a shaky Framework," the APL said.