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Kejetia Umbrella Movement Defends Market’s Safety, Blasts Traders’ Association Claims

April 7, 2026 Business, News Comments Off on Kejetia Umbrella Movement Defends Market’s Safety, Blasts Traders’ Association Claims

A group calling iteself, Kejetia Umbrella Movement has rejected claims by the Federation of Kumasi Traders that Kejetia Market is a death trap, describing the allegations as baseless. Speaking at a press conference held inside the market, the group’s General Secretary, Mr. Acquah Kwabena, emphasized that the Kumasi City Market, …

Kumasi City Market Traders Demand Refund Over Middle Lane Eviction

February 4, 2026 Business, News Comments Off on Kumasi City Market Traders Demand Refund Over Middle Lane Eviction

Kumasi Traders who were operating along the Middle Lane of the Kumasi City Market are up in arms against market management, demanding a refund of monies allegedly collected from them before they were evicted from the area. The aggrieved traders, numbering over 400, claim they were charged sums ranging from …