Many capital cities around the world are known for their huge population sizes, and Accra, Ghana's capital city, is no exception. Accra today has a population of 1,963,264 people, making it the most populous city in Ghana. The inflow of individuals from rural areas and other surrounding countries has clogged the metropolis and made our markets extremely congested. As a result, you're likely to encounter marketers doing business on streets and in undesignated areas merely to make ends meet.
Circle is a famous place in Accra and a good spot for street hawkers and marketers who conduct their business there. Circle serves as the city's hub for many individuals moving to other parts of Ghana, as well as those arriving in Accra.
Circle should is one of the busiest places In Accra because of the number bus terminals and the number of people who come in and out to buy and sell. It has long been a popular location for businesses, and people who do business there make a lot of money. Never underestimate the marketers at Circle since they work hard and make a lot of money from their engagement.
Everything sells at circle and, you can get whatever you desire whenever you are there. The majority of businesses and service providers are located there as well. Trust me, everything that is hard to find in Circle hasn't yet reached Ghana or is likewise difficult to find in many other nations.
The situation at Circle appear worrying given how hawkers conduct their business near motorways. A car once swerved and nearly fell from the overhead, but a barricade block it to save lives in that situation. Authorities have made many attempts to remove these hawkers from Circle and clear it of people, but each time, they have been unsuccessful.
Even though the authorities would prefer that no one conduct business there, they also take into account the number of people who are unemployed and rely on doing business at Circle to make a living.
I believe this is the reason that strict decongestion exercises are often withheld. Since there are not enough jobs being created, no one will be leaving the streets of Circle until the unemployment rate is reduced significantly. Instead of doing nothing but engaging in criminal activities, it is preferable for people to do menial jobs in order make ends meet.
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Regardless of the situation at Circle, it is one of the interesting places to visit if you happen to be in Ghana. Because of the spectacular massive edifices erected in honor of the nation's first president, it has been dubbed "Circle Dubai." If somebody ever visits Ghana, they should go to Circle.