Just30:
When I say Accra I'm referring to the entire Greater Accra because there is no difference between the two.


People are so profit minded in Accra aND it is wild ....
Bright Simons was just comparing the price of tomatoes in Accra and New York as well as farm gate prices and boy, market women are rich in Ghana..

Just30:
When I say Accra I'm referring to the entire Greater Accra because there is no difference between the two.


People are so profit minded in Accra aND it is wild ....
Bright Simons was just comparing the price of tomatoes in Accra and New York as well as farm gate prices and boy, market women are rich in Ghana..

Just30:
When I say Accra I'm referring to the entire Greater Accra because there is no difference between the two.


People are so profit minded in Accra aND it is wild ....
Bright Simons was just comparing the price of tomatoes in Accra and New York as well as farm gate prices and boy, market women are rich in Ghana..

Kazikazi:
Africa's second tallest tower loading in Zanzibar Tanzania

https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/plans-unveiled-for-africas-second-tallest-building-in-zanzibar/

Abohboy:


Moghalu never did that wtf are you talking about? Just last week he spent 2 million naira of his personal money to buy equipment and expand the local health centre in Nnewi

vankelvin:
Saw this somewhere

mtisTheQubit:


kazi this is what I've been trying to tell folks here. Online mumbling doesnt cut. Show us what you've got, and tell us what people are saying about your country. People come and quote fictitious numbers, but nothing . Congratulations, man..what is real is real..you can't wish it away...
wapige picha  tuwaone

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Thanks for telling us that he spent only 2 million naira

NTSA:

This will be one of the most iconic building in Africa if not the world

Mkenya2019:
Look beautiful. Zanzibar can go places with such investment.

vaxx:
informal sector is an anchor of development in west africa state and it is presence in every part of west africa including cape verde which might be considered most developed west africa state .

I will not say Accra is better than Lagos neither will I say Lagos is better than Accra but indeed at this time, private sector are actually doing well in Accra , and the real estate development is catching up comparable to many africa city. Per development, Accra has supercede Abidjan long time ago. By fitchratings, the construction and industry value of Ghana is currently worth 9billion and that of ivory coast is around 5 billion dollar. Per capital wise , Ghana even did well than both Nigeria and kenya which are 55 and 10 billion respectively.

Informal sector in Ghana has come to stay as it is seen as one of the most effective way to relax extreme hunger and poverty. Government should rather developed a framework that will help in developing informal market so that both employee and employer can be carry along in the development of the country and again , the kind of informal market established in Kumasi is also needed in Accra . Four of it in Accra and two in Kumasi can be very interesting.

Construction Industry and Value

Nigeria - $55 billion

Ghana - $9 billion

Ivory Coast - $5 billion

Kenya - $10 billion

Ethiopia - $26 billion

Source: @FitchRatings

This is kejetia market in Kumasi . It is purely informal. Likewise , I agree with you on the paving of inner roads .


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sod3tYI-fEM

vankelvin:


That's because Abidjan and Dakar are well organized than Accra and Lagos but if you could look beyond their skyline and perhaps how organized those cities are you will notice that Accra and Lagos have overtaken those cities .

Kazikazi:
I don't know why united republic isn't on top or in second place!

Kazikazi:
Africa's second tallest tower loading in Zanzibar Tanzania

https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/plans-unveiled-for-africas-second-tallest-building-in-zanzibar/

vankelvin:
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No No

Accra refers to the city called Accra whereas Greater Accra Region refers to the entire Cities, towns and villages in the Greater Accra Region.

One is a City and the other is a region, they are not the same.

popizaino:



Ghana is not the only country with the informal sector as the backbone of her economy,in fact I'm sure 85% of sub-Saharan African countries depend on the informal sector and their capital cities doesn't come off as market centres like Accra.None of the countries ghana claim to look up to look like market centres,I mean Singapore and Norway . The informal trading are always cramped in big market places like you have kejetia. Accra metropolitan authorities should look to build such big markets in every District of the city to take off these mess from the street.This concept isn't alien to the cities you claim to be more developed than. If you want develop, do it like the rest of the world,don't claim development when you are still doing things like you have in stone age. Accra should depict herself as the been the administrative centre of an oil and gold rich nation not looking like open air market.

Torture2020:
I agree just30. I think it’s time to introduce price controls in Ghana. People just quote prices anyhow and it is appalling.

mtisTheQubit:


You talk alot bro..

Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu told parliament that the 2021 budget sees expenditures at 113.75 billion cedis ($19.9 billion) up 13.7% compared with the previous years

Just30:
unfortunately, people are ready to pay anything because they have too much money in hand

Torture2020:
[s]Watch your mouth, kiddo. Your shitty country is worse. what moral right do have to criticize Ghana? You live in Ghana, right? Is building big markets Ghana’s biggest problem? Are Ghanaians complaining they don’t have enough markets? I beg park well oooh [/s]

Abohboy:


That's all that was needed and is that still not a lot of money

vankelvin:
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Very bad

Even products manufactured in Accra are expensive in Accra than it is in Kumasi.. No wonder some traders from Accra buy their goods from Kumasi( goods that were either manufactured or imported from Accra/Tema)

Gichwawa254:
that nigga is mad think we don't know what's up in Ghana, better listen to Mr ghanababy Wode Maya (village boy) who knows his stuff,he has been around Ghana n been more than ten times in Kenya n includes last week who has said more than enough times Kenya is better n more developed than Ghana in his clips ,his words be like Ghana is only better than Kenya at only food cuisine (jollof nana rice n okra n some soup guessed called egusi or something).

vankelvin:
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Very bad

Even products manufactured in Accra are expensive in Accra than it is in Kumasi.. No wonder some traders from Accra buy their goods from Kumasi( goods that were either manufactured or imported from Accra/Tema)

mtisTheQubit:



definitely not going to comment on ths just30...

mtisTheQubit:



definitely not going to comment on ths just30...

Just30:
the most insane part is fish being more expensive in Accra and Takoradi than Kumasi..

But this understood by the fact that about 70% of fish from the coast ends up in KUmasi

Torture2020:
I think this is the biggest challenge we face today in Ghana. People just wake up and quote crazy prices. The authorities need to wake up! People are “forced” to pay for them not because they have too much money, in my opinion.

Just30:
People have choices, they aren't forced

Gichwawa254:
that nigga is mad think we don't know what's up in Ghana, better listen to Mr ghanababy Wode Maya (village boy) who knows his stuff,he has been around Ghana n been more than ten times in Kenya n includes last week who has said more than enough times Kenya is better n more developed than Ghana in his clips ,his words be like Ghana is only better than Kenya at only food cuisine (jollof nana rice n okra n some soup guessed called egusi or something).

popizaino:



Ghana is not the only country with the informal sector as the backbone of her economy,in fact I'm sure 85% of sub-Saharan African countries depend on the informal sector and their capital cities doesn't come off as market centres like Accra.None of the countries ghana claim to look up to look like market centres,I mean Singapore and Norway . The informal trading are always cramped in big market places like you have kejetia. Accra metropolitan authorities should look to build such big markets in every District of the city to take off these mess from the street.This concept isn't alien to the cities you claim to be more developed than. If you want develop, do it like the rest of the world,don't claim development when you are still doing things like you have in stone age. Accra should depict herself as the been the administrative centre of an oil and gold rich nation not looking like open air market.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Just 30 you have to come down with the high prices of things, it is really unfortunate the Ghanaian cedi is strengthening versus the US dollar but prices of basic commodities is still going up.

One of the biggest push for price increases is the debit on most countries. Look at Nigeria when you spend 100 naira at least 80 Naira goes to servicing debt.

Gichwawa254:
Dumsor stories saw miss Trudy n Wode Maya talk about it you have a nice apartment but bad electricity wash taabu tupu ;DDumsor stories saw miss Trudy n Wode Maya talk about it you have a nice apartment but bad electricity wash taabu tupu