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Kejetia market is the largest single market in West Africa. It has over 10,000 stalls. We decided to explore this market with $10 to spend.
We started our exploration of the market in the fruit and vegetable market where you will find a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. It was a very busy part of the market. It’s worth noting that there are a number of different entrances to this market and so the entrance u take will determine which side of the market you will end up on.
We then made our way into the cooked food section. They had a wide variety of food on offer here and everyone was trying to convince us to come eat at their stall. They had Ghanaian foods like bank, amps, kinky, Waakye basically every local food you can think of.
Although we did not get food at this time.
I was informed that the stalls used to be organised in such a way that everyone selling one particular thing will sit and sell within the same area. However as you can see here. thats no longer the case. This particular area has a mix of clothing, groceries and even wigs.
We finally explored this area where a wide variety of fabric was sold. There was also a ton of artisans in this area. From clothing makers to bag makers.

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