Alan Kyerematen, leader of the Movement for Change and presidential aspirant, has unveiled plans to uplift the lives of traders in Ghana. Taking to X, Kyerematen expressed his belief in the crucial role traders play in providing essentials and nourishment to communities across the nation.
Central to his vision is the establishment of a Traders Bank dedicated to meeting the unique financial needs of traders and market women. This initiative aims to provide them with access to credit and loan facilities, vital for sustaining their businesses.
Kyerematen also addressed the recent fire outbreak in Madina, emphasizing the need for preventative measures to safeguard traders’ livelihoods.
As part of his Great Transformational Plan (GTP), he pledged to revolutionize retail market infrastructure by constructing modern market centers equipped with essential facilities like clinics and childcare centers.
To make these markets accessible to all traders, Kyerematen proposed supporting the private sector with incentives to build and regulate them, ensuring affordability for ordinary traders.
In rallying support for his #JobsandCashEconomy agenda, Kyerematen called for collective efforts to prioritize the welfare of traders and market women, envisioning a brighter future for Ghana under his leadership.
At the Madina market, multiple stores and products have been destroyed by fire. On Wednesday, April 10, at around nine o’clock at night, the fire was still raging at approximately half past midnight.
The Ghana National Fire Service was able to put out the fire despite initial problems breaking into the shops.
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