• Makola Market - Makola Market is a famous local marketplace and shopping district situated in the heart of Accra. Visitors are encouraged to embark on a lively day trip through Makola Market, the largest outdoor market in Accra. Experience the vibrant and bustling atmosphere as you pass by the women traders. Discover unique items and enjoy all that the local culture has to offer while capturing unforgettable moments with your camera.

• Kantamanto Market -

Kantamanto, located in the central business district of Accra, Ghana, is the largest second-hand clothing market in West Africa. Each week, around 15 million items, including used clothing, bags, shoes, belts, and hats, arrive at Kantamanto market. This includes unwanted donated clothing from the West, often called “Obroni w’awu,” meaning “the white man is dead” in the local language. This phrase reflects the belief that when someone passes away in the Western world, their clothes are often donated to charity and eventually make their way to Africa.

The market features over 30,000 shops offering a diverse range of items, many of which are surprising, and has been in operation for over 60 years. Explore the market, engage with the sellers, and learn about their business model.

• Snacks
• Other
• Professional Local guide
• Bottled water
• air-conditioning vehicle pickup and dropped off

• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages

Let’s delve into the local and second-hand clothing sector and assess its influence on locally produced garments in Makola and Agbogbloshie. The discussion will cover the beneficiaries and those disadvantaged in this market, and there will be an opportunity to purchase locally crafted clothing and other goods during the exploration.

The international second-hand clothing (SHC) trade boasts a rich history. Presently, African nations are the leading importers of the lowest-grade second-hand clothing, a trend that has a notable impact on local garment producers and traditional textiles.

Kantamanto, situated in Accra’s central business district, Ghana, stands as the largest second-hand clothing market in West Africa. Each week, around 15 million items, including used clothing, bags, shoes, belts, and hats, are introduced to the Kantamanto market. This includes unwanted donated clothing, often referred to as “Obroni w’awu,” meaning “the white man is dead” in the local language.

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