The Kumasi City Market has unveiled a newly renovated, international-standard fire station as part of its efforts to strengthen fire safety and emergency response. Market Manager Ernest Afayam highlights new safety measures, trader education, and strict enforcement to prevent future fire outbreaks at Ghana’s largest trading hub.
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