Ghana Unveils 24-Hour Market in Weija-Gbawe to Boost Local Economy
Deputy Minister Ms Rita Naa Odoley Sowah cut the sod for a new 24‑hour market in Weija‑Gbawe Municipality
In Brief
- •Deputy Minister Ms Rita Naa Odoley Sowah cut the sod for a new 24‑hour market in Weija‑Gbawe Municipality
- •The market is part of the government’s 24‑hour economy initiative
- •It aims to create more trading opportunities, support local businesses and generate employment for residents
Why It Matters
The opening of a 24‑hour market in Weija‑Gbawe reflects Ghana’s broader push to expand economic activity beyond traditional business hours, potentially increasing income for small traders and reducing congestion in the Greater Accra Region. By providing continuous trading opportunities, the project could stimulate local supply chains and attract investment into the municipality.
Key Details
- Project Start Date
- 2026-09-17
- Location
- Weija‑Gbawe Municipality, Greater Accra Region
- Initiative
- 24‑hour economy initiative
- Expected Impact
- Create trading opportunities, support businesses, generate employment
Context & Background
Ghana’s 24‑hour economy initiative seeks to extend market hours nationwide to boost trade and employment.
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