Businesses affected by the twin flood and fire disaster at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle last year June, say business activities are yet to bounce back to normal a year after the incident.
[contextly_sidebar id=”jwjNBCypCdMRTk70KF1PubvOgYQ1z7MU”]According to them, not only have they been unable to obtain assistance from the government, but the slow pace at which business is catching up is still impacting their lives adversely.
The disaster was estimated to have cost the country some 1.7 million Ghana cedis.
But some business owners who have been speaking to Citi News’ Eugenia Tenkorang describe the difficulty they are going through to earn a living.
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By: Eugenia Tenkorang/citibusinessnews.com/Ghana