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Street Hawking in Ghana
Street hawking is the art of selling goods or services in public spaces, such as streets, markets, or sidewalks, often in an informal or unregulated manner. Streets hawkers typically display their products on carts, trays and tables. This type of vending is common in many urban areas, particularly in developing countries and provides a source of income for many.
In the bustling streets of Accra, Ghana, a vibrant community of street hawkers thrives, defying the odds and showcasing the nation’s passion for entrepreneurship . These determined individuals, often overlooked but ever persistent, form the strength of Ghana’s informal economy.
As the sun rises, the streets come alive with the sounds of hawkers calling out their daily specials. From fragrant jollof rice to crispy plantain chips, to the mouth-watering brukina, quenching the thirst and filling the tummies of pedestrians and drivers.
Despite facing many challenges, including harsh weather conditions, aggressive competition, and occasional problems with authorities, Ghana’s street hawkers remain motivated to carry out their daily activities. They are the embodiment of the country’s resilience and determination.
In a nation where employment opportunities are scarce, street hawking provides a vital lifeline for many. Being a graduate in this economy doesn’t guarantee a stable life so there is a need to be involved in other forms of trading to survive
These determined individuals, often overlooked but never turned off by adversity, contribute immensely to Ghana’s economy.
Street Hawking although life threatening has become a major source of survival for most citizens to thrive in these times of economic crises.
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