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The threads and threats of urban informality
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The threads and threats of urban informality
By Pearl Wematu Puwurayire On Tuesdays, at 6:30 a.m. in Abuakwa, a suburb of Kumasi in Ghana’s Ashanti Region, the day often begins with a familiar sound. Before many households have finished their morning prayers or stepped out of bed, the persistent honking of an “aboboyaa” (motor tricycle) echoes through the neighbourhood. For me, it was a signal as reliable as any clock. My father would call from the living room, reminding me to take out the…
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