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Informal markets are open-air or semi-structured spaces where traders, often without formal business registration or permits, sell a wide range of goods. These markets operate outside the formal regulatory framework but are central to the economy, providing jobs and affordable goods for millions.

You will find:

Fresh produce: fruits, vegetables, grains, fish, and meats

Clothing and textiles: including second-hand items, African prints, and traditional wear.

Household items: cookware, electronics, tools, and more.

Street food: quick, flavorful, and very affordable (e.g., waakye, fried yam, grilled meats).

Handicrafts: locally made beads, baskets, carvings, and fabrics—great for souvenirs.

 We went to Agbogbloshie Market: A large wholesale food market in Accra.

 Things to Keep in Mind

Bargaining is expected—don’t be shy to negotiate prices.

Pickpocketing can occur in crowded areas—keep your belongings secure.

Cash only—mobile money is growing, but cash is still king in most stalls.

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