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Kumasi traders barred from entering Kejetia market

June 29, 2015
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Kumasi traders barred from entering Kejetia market

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Thousands of traders at the Kejetia market in the Ashanti Region have been displaced by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly’s (KMA) relocation exercise which is currently underway at the market.

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Reports indicate that the whole area has been barricaded by security personnel, barring traders from entering the market.

[contextly_sidebar id=”V7KD2B0wo2fNgvoYC1Jx9eNjwTjf7ztD”]A reporter in the region, Eliasu Tanko reported that : ” the whole place has been barricaded. There is a heavy and intimidating situation here. The traders are not allowed to enter in. Some of them have protested. Some of the traders I spoke to told me that they did not know they were going to barricade the whole place. They woke up as early as 3am only to find out that the whole place has been barricaded.”

The relocation was carried out despite an injunction application barring the KMA and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kojo Bonsu from embarking on any further activities at the market.

There has been confusion in Kumasi between the traders and the KMA over plans to reconstruct the Kumasi Central Market.

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The traders, after failed negotiations with the KMA subsequently went ahead to secure an injunction against the Authority.

It however appears the KMA defied the court order and went ahead with its relocation exercise.

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By: Marian Efe Ansah/citifmonline.com/Ghana

 

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