The hidden cost of convenience in Ghana’s delivery economy

MyJoyOnline 31 Aug Ghana

In Accra, Kumasi, and increasingly across secondary cities, the promise of instant convenience has reshaped daily life. Tap an app to order jollof, a new phone case, or last-minute groceries, and a rider arrives within minutes. For a generation raised on the friction of trotro queues and market bargaining, the delivery economy feels like progress delivered to the doorstep. The “order confirmed” no

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