Inflation's Impact: Accra Market Vendor Adapts to Rising Corn Prices

Inflation Bites: Accra Market Woman Doubles Corn Price Dome Kwabenya, Accra, Ghana – The rising cost of living in Ghana is impacting even the most basic goods. A recent interview with a market vendor in Dome Kwabenya highlights this struggle. The woman, who sells roasted corn, explained that she has been forced to sell two corns for 5 cedis, where previously she sold one for the same price. "I no longer sell one roasted corn for 5 cedis—it’s now two for 5 cedis," she said, her voice tinged with a mix of resignation and frustration. This change reflects the broader economic pressures facing many Ghanaians. The cost of fuel, food, and other essentials have increased significantly, leaving many struggling to make ends meet. The woman's situation serves as a microcosm of the wider economic challenges facing the nation. Despite the hardships, the market woman maintains a positive spirit, continuing to serve her community. Her story serves as a reminder of the resilience of ordinary Ghanaians in the face of economic adversity.