AMA Gives Traders at Unauthorised Bus Stops 48 Hours to Vacate

Bus stops are not trading centres

ACCRA cannot continue to function properly if every available public space is turned into a marketplace. The decision by the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) to give traders occupying designated bus stops 48 hours to vacate the areas is, therefore, a necessary step towards restoring order in the capital. Bus stops serve a simple but important …

AMA gives traders 48 hours to vacate unauthorised bus stops

By Osei -Tutu Esther Kumah The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has given traders occupying unauthorised bus stops across the Accra metropolis a 48-hour ultimatum to stop trading and vacate the locations ahead of an intensified enforcement exercise. The directive is aimed at restoring order, reducing traffic congestion and ensuring the proper use of public spaces […]

AMA gives traders at unauthorised bus stops 48 hours to vacate

The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has given traders occupying unauthorised bus stops across the metropolis 48 hours to vacate ahead of an enforcement exercise. “The occupation of designated bus stops by hawkers obstructs the movement of vehicles and pedestrians, contributes to traffic congestion and forces commuters to board and alight from vehicles at unsafe locations, […]

AMA gives traders occupying bus stops 48 hours to vacate or face prosecution

The AMA has given traders occupying unauthorised bus stops in Accra 48 hours to vacate or face prosecution as authorities intensify enforcement.

AMA gives traders 48 hours to vacate unauthorised bus stops across Accra

The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has given traders and hawkers occupying unauthorised bus stops across the metropolis 48 hours to vacate the locations ahead of an enforcement exercise.