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Accra City Authorities Renew Battle Against Roadside Trading

  • The Accra Metropolitan Assembly and Korle Klottey Municipal Assembly launched a decongestion exercise on May 20, 2025, targeting hawkers in Accra's central business district.
  • This operation responds to persistent roadside trading that congests walkways and roads, hindering pedestrian movement and traffic flow in key city areas.
  • City officials and task forces urged traders, mostly women, to vacate unauthorized spaces peacefully while acknowledging the tension between livelihoods and law enforcement.
  • Agnes Aboagye, a long-time trader, said, "We're just trying to survive," highlighting traders' frustrations amid lack of alternative livelihoods and repeated removals.
  • Despite the exercise and warnings of fines up to GH2,000 for illegal trading, displaced vendors have returned, raising doubts about the initiative's lasting impact.
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3news broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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