US EditionMarket fires: negligence, corruption, or a nation’s unending curse?
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Market fires: negligence, corruption, or a nation’s unending curse?
By Richard DENANYOH Ghana’s bustling markets are the lifeblood of its informal economy, providing livelihoods for millions and serving as critical hubs for commerce, culture, and community. Yet, beneath the vibrant energy of these trading centers lies a sinister, persistent threat—market fires. Over the years, these devastating infernos have claimed lives, destroyed property worth millions, and shattered dreams overnight. But as the embers cool …
·Accra, Ghana
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